In the latest episode of "The Freight Caviar Podcast", we sit down with several young and talented individuals who gave us an inside look at the Serbian logistics market and the benefits of outsourcing.
Plus: A court ruling shields brokers from liability, a $22M cocaine bust on I-40, and Aurora’s fight with FMCSA over safety tech.
The port strike has been averted, and the agreement awaits ratification.
Plus: The US Chamber of Commerce challenges the FTC ruling on banning non-competes, Covenant Logistics' profits plummet, and Tesla postpones Semi production until late 2025.
TGIF. Today we take a look at the FMCSA's announcement that they are forming a team to fight registration fraud. After years of hearing industry cries, they have decided to do something about it. We're all curious to see how this pans out.
🤔 Question of the Day: Covenant Logistics saw net profit plummet by __% due to low freight rates. Find the answer below.
Correction: Our April 19 newsletter inaccurately stated that Redwood Logistics' revenue dropped to $640 million, as reported by Transport Topics. The cited figures reflect brokerage revenue only, unlike the 2023 data which represented overall revenue.
Plus: A court ruling shields brokers from liability, a $22M cocaine bust on I-40, and Aurora’s fight with FMCSA over safety tech.
The port strike has been averted, and the agreement awaits ratification.
Freight’s hottest events of 2025 are here! From tech showcases to 3PL summits, find out which conferences will define the industry this year.
Aurora’s new partnership with Nvidia and Continental could be a game-changer for autonomous trucking. Plus: Broker transparency may hurt small brokers; RBX blames faulty Paccar engines for bankruptcy, Forward Air explores sale amid financial struggles, and more.
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