Plus: autonomous trucking just raised $113M, California is fighting to keep 20,000 drivers, Arrive's 2026 truckload freight forecast, and more.
Two bills just dropped in the Senate that could reshape trucking faster than anything since deregulation. Plus: Russian hackers targeted your load board, flatbed rejection rates just hit 40%, and a robot is taking the Houston-Dallas overnight run.
This week: The Dalilah Law, a trucking bankruptcy that wiped out thousands overnight, a FreightGuard civil war on Reddit, and the payroll data that's predicting Q4 capacity.
Plus, here’s how many of our 1,500 FreightCaviar survey respondents voted for Trump.
In today’s Thursday feature, we’re keeping it light with a look at the top five FreightCaviar memes on Instagram from this year, plus the meme of the day all the way at the bottom.
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Without further ado, here they are:
I created this meme back in 2021 but never shared it, unsure if people would find it funny. Turns out, they really did. You never know how your content will perform until you put it out there.
We give DAT a hard time whenever their site goes down, but at the end of the day, they’re the most popular load board in our industry. Many brokerages and trucking companies wouldn’t be able to operate without them, so they must be doing something right.
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Credits to Reed Loustalot, CMO of Truck Parking Club, for creating this one.
Our most-liked meme of 2024 is the one we shared on Election Day, this past Tuesday.
By the way, we ran polls ahead of the election on our X page, Instagram stories, and in our newsletter. Out of nearly 1,500 responses, around 80% of our industry voted for Donald Trump.
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Plus: autonomous trucking just raised $113M, California is fighting to keep 20,000 drivers, Arrive's 2026 truckload freight forecast, and more.
Two bills just dropped in the Senate that could reshape trucking faster than anything since deregulation. Plus: Russian hackers targeted your load board, flatbed rejection rates just hit 40%, and a robot is taking the Houston-Dallas overnight run.
This week: The Dalilah Law, a trucking bankruptcy that wiped out thousands overnight, a FreightGuard civil war on Reddit, and the payroll data that's predicting Q4 capacity.
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