Plus: PTL truck struck by BNSF train, Carrier411 cuts ties in Mexico, license scheme bust in Florida, and more in today’s FreightCaviar newsletter.
Carrier411 ends access for a Mexican staffing partner amid LA protest. U.S.-Mexico freight trade decreased but remains strong.
Florida authorities arrest eight in a driver’s license scheme involving "illegal aliens." DMV employees issued licenses without proper testing.
Plus, two trucking firms close, harassment claims at TIA conference, a 19.5% week-over-week drop in spot loads, and more.
Happy Friday. Tariffs dominated freight this week—from lawsuits and booking collapses to China’s retaliation. We break down the facts, fallout, and a couple of bright spots. Catch the roundup below.
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Plus: PTL truck struck by BNSF train, Carrier411 cuts ties in Mexico, license scheme bust in Florida, and more in today’s FreightCaviar newsletter.
Plus: A Google Cloud outage disrupts key freight platforms, a new Trevor Milton doc takes aim at the fraud narrative, GenLogs ranks the top carrier activity leaders, and more.
A round-up of the most engaging and talked-about freight content from around the web and from us.
Plus: a cyberattack rattles UNFI’s Whole Foods supply chain, an Illinois carrier files Chapter 11, a surge in new MCs masks ghost fleets and fraud, and more.
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