DOT Blitz Week 2026
Plus, Utah hands down an $81M nuclear verdict, hundreds of Mexican driver visas revoked at the border, Q1 earnings roundup, and more in today's newsletter.
Plus: RXO faces a fight with a shipper, Flexport sues Freightmate AI, and a freight company owner admits to fraud.
Brokers are battling organized fraud rings, spoofed MCs, and burner phone calls. Bad actors sound real, look real, and flood your phone lines with fake credentials, costing you time and money. Stop fraud before it starts with AI-powered call screening.
Plus, U.S. strikes Houthis in Yemen, US-Canada-Mexico trade up 8% in Jan., a Texas semi crash spurs litigation, and more.
We asked our 65,935 LinkedIn followers if tariffs are good for freight. Here’s what they said:
Hackers posted 19,000 fake loads under TLS’s name. Here’s how it happened and what brokers need to know.
Plus: DAT map shows rate declines nationwide, Arkansas wants to mandate English proficiency tests for CDL, Class 8 orders crash, and more.
Plus: A hilarious double broker interview—scroll to the bottom for the link.
Plus: A 91-year-old trucker still hauls 600+ miles daily, an update on G-Face—“King of Double Brokers,” Trump delays tariffs, and more.
After a sluggish February, the freight market is eyeing produce season to inject some much-needed momentum. Historically, March through July
Plus: BlackRock acquires Panama Canal Ports, LTL carriers see mixed February volumes, Trump annoucnes office of shipbuilding, and more.
Here’s a hard truth: tech tools are only as good as the people using them. Outsourcing gives freight brokerages the talent they need to manage AI, streamline operations, and stay competitive—without the hiring headaches.
Plus, an Ontario, Canada man has been charged in a cargo theft scheme, Carolina wildfires continue, I-40 partially reopens, and more.
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