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.
Descartes’ report reveals U.S. container imports for July 2023 increased from June, aligning with pre-pandemic seasonal trends.
With reduced earnings and increased layoffs, truck drivers are leaving supply chain jobs amidst a harsh freight recession.
Explore the year-to-date performance of 2023's leading transportation and freight stocks. XPO, SAIA, and ARCB lead the pack. Detailed list inside.
Dive into Q2 financial updates from the industry. Discover key earning reports from Schneider, RXO, Uber Freight, Amazon, and TFI.
Amid evolving market dynamics, Schneider National and Titanium Transportation announce significant acquisitions, marking growth in the sector.
Q2 results for TFI and Heartland Express show weaker financial performance, but both firms eye potential future operational improvements.
US Postal Service data has revealed interesting patterns about people migrating from larger US cities to smaller ones during the
Three LTL companies are set to benefit the most from Yellow Corp's bankruptcy.
Unseasonable surge in demand for domestic transportation offers a glimmer of hope, with OTVI up 7% versus month-ago levels.
Publicly trader transportation companies: Ryder, Landstar, and Old Dominion report Q2 2023 earnings.
US box demand remains weak, reflecting stunted goods economy—no growth seen in six years.
Knight-Swift's profit dips in Q2 as U.S. freight demand dwindles and revenues across trucking units drop sharply.
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