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.
Plus, an EV maker partners with Ryder to test a hybrid diesel system, HappyRobot releases an AI update for brokers, and load board traffic declines over the past 3 months.
Today’s highlights: RXO celebrates its merger with Coyote Logistics, and Forward Air faces a potential sale after the Omni acquisition.
Analyzing who accesses popular freight websites like DAT gives us insight into where people are located and how website traffic has shifted over the last three months.
Plus, J.B. Hunt Q3 earnings are in, shipper survey ranks the top LTL carriers, Walgreens to close 1000+ stores, and more.
Plus, FMCSA’s plan to remove MC numbers and the top concerns for truckers in 2024.
Plus, what is the true breakeven cost for a semi-truck? Find out below.
14% of our industry is actively job hunting, and 35% feel stuck with no room to grow. Curious about the rest? Check out the full results here.
Hurricane Milton is about to hit Florida and could be the worst storm the state has seen in 100 years. Here's what you need to know about its strength, path, and potential impact on the supply chain.
Plus, STG Logistics secures $300 million for expansion and guess how much the trucking market has grown since 2020—find out in today's Question of the Day.
Plus, Flexport announces more layoffs, Hurricane Helene continues to disrupt key lanes, and experts predict truckload carrier rate increase for 2025.
Ari Levy reflects on Coyote Logistics 18-year run as RXO completes the acquisition.
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