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"15 years ago, the Chicagoland trucker was looked at as like sketchyville, right? Sketchyville USA."
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Berlin, which some dub the âSilicon Valleyâ of the EU, also has a vibrant freight tech scene.
A truck driver involved in a fatal I-64 collision claims his company, Triton Logistics, manipulated electronic log books to falsify rest times, sparking an NTSB investigation.
Today, we're examining last month's steep decline in rates. Plus, Uber Freight's ambitious expansion in Europe, the performance of U.S. imports in February, and the implications of the MOVE Act on truck weight limits.
Alex Mai talks about the beginnings and growth of Mutha Trucker News to over 500K subscribers, the opportunities its created for him, and how he pays it forward.
Question of the Day: Arrive Logistics predicts that spot market dry van rates will increase by ___% YoY by Q4.
The Chattanooga-based freight brokerage grew from a bold idea into a $500 million enterprise, eventually merging with Coyote Logistics in 2014. Coyote was subsequently acquired by UPS in 2015 for almost $2 billion.
Freight CEOs analyze current trends and provide insider knowledge to project the freight market's trajectory in 2024.
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October sees robust intermodal container rebound with 745,500 units, signaling market recovery and fluidity.
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