🎣 From Speed Limiters to Stolen Loads: The Week in Freight
Happy 4th of July Week: Here's a round-up of the most engaging and talked-about freight content from around the web and from us.
U.S. carriers say foreign B-1 visa truck drivers are illegally hauling domestic loads, undercutting rates and pushing small operators out of business.
A Connecticut man faces 13 counts of wire fraud for defrauding Amazon Logistics of over $3 million using fake trucking companies.
Plus, a devastating semi-truck crash further calls for stricter English proficiency calls, Aurora Co-Founder resigns, truckers win $10.4M against brokerage, plus more.
Truck drivers awarded $10.4M in lawsuit over unpaid freight revenue from Michigan carrier RSP Express.
Aurora launches commercial driverless trucks in Texas as co-founder Sterling Anderson announces resignation.
Truck driver charged with manslaughter in Alabama crash after fatal rear-end collision; language barrier cited in investigation.
Freight broker survival tips for Q2 2025 and beyond: boost margins, adopt tech, avoid fraud, and stay competitive in a volatile freight market.
Plus, the latest on CDL bribery schemes, one freight company's Trump meme bet, severe weather impacting freight, and more.
Fraudulent CDL schemes in Washington and Massachusetts reveal unqualified drivers passed with bribes.
Freight Technologies stock soars after announcing plans to buy Trump coin, critics aren't thrilled.
WeatherOptics warns of severe storms, floods, and delays disrupting U.S. logistics this week across multiple regions.
Inside the top U.S. retailers of 2025: How Walmart, Amazon, and others are navigating tariffs, costs, and global pressure.
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