Plus, STG's path out of bankruptcy, Wyoming's "Truck Around and Find Out" operation, what "phantom capacity" means for Mexico lanes, and more in today's newsletter.
“I knew that a digital brokerage was just another broker with a digital app.”
Plus, New York takes the CDL fight to federal court, a new wave of carrier and broker bankruptcies, cargo thieves are infiltrating vetted fleets from the inside — and more in today's newsletter.
Plus, diesel's rising price streak finally snaps, a 13-year shipper relationship ends in a $726K lawsuit, Congress takes a real swing at cargo theft, and more in today's newsletter.
Plus, C.H. Robinson's 2026 rate forecast update, Hormuz tankers still stuck, a $1M LEGO heist, and more.
Cargo theft losses hit $725M in 2025 — and nearly half involved carriers brokers already trusted. Learn how lifecycle verification stops direct theft before it starts.
For a long time, secure parking lived in the “nice-to-have” bucket. That framing no longer works. In today’s environment, secure parking functions as a preventative security layer.
Plus: UPS to cut 30,000 jobs, ATA pushes to extend under-21 driver program, and cargo thieves targeted bigger paydays in 2025.
Plus: backlash over carrier safety rankings, the Port of LA’s push toward 10M TEUs, states expanding ICE enforcement, and more in today’s newsletter.
Often called the Silicon Valley of Mexico, Guadalajara is quickly becoming the engine of cross-border freight. With its modern infrastructure,
BSI Consulting reports cargo theft surging in Q3 2025, with Mexico accounting for 75% of North American cases. Hijackings dominate, while criminals deploy new tactics like GPS jammers and fake police checkpoints.
Two truck drivers face prison and felony charges in theft schemes involving more than $700,000 in stolen TVs
Eight suspects were arrested in Los Angeles after $1.4 million in stolen electronics was recovered, a case showcasing both organized cargo crime and the role of real-time tracking in recovery.
FreightWaves reports Ceva Logistics lost over $25 million in cargo thefts in 2024–25.
Authorities say two Los Angeles hardware stores were fronts for a $4.5 million cargo theft ring in Southern California.
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