Plus, two trucking firms close, harassment claims at TIA conference, a 19.5% week-over-week drop in spot loads, and more.
Here’s a quick recap of an unexpectedly amazing forum spotlighting Central Asian trucking companies in the U.S. Plus, we met Strong Solo Sergey in real life.
From West Coast wins to Gulf Coast fog delays, the country’s top gateways are telling very different stories.
Plus, training software that helped scale Nolan Transportation Group raises $30 million; fees are increasing for brokers and carriers; and PepsiCo triples the size of its electric fleet.
From PepsiCo to Amazon, big businesses are rapidly electrifying delivery vehicles and private fleets to reduce emissions.
Trucking faces 25% UCR fee hikes in 2025 and rising phishing scams.
Learn to Win raises $30M to revamp enterprise training with AI-driven solutions, already impacting the U.S. Navy and top freight firms.
Also: does a decline in trucking employment suggest an economic recession?
According to a chart from Game of Trades, trucking employment is declining sharply, a pattern that historically precedes recessions.
East Coast port strike looms while LA imports fall slightly. But bigger storm brewing as ocean freight rates could hit $20,000 per container.
A book by a former FBI agent links truckers to 850 murders.
A look at the current trends, including the impact of China-to-Mexico shipments, recent labor agreements in Canada, and ongoing issues with tariffs on Chinese goods.
Artur Express and Kodiak Robotics partner up to bring self-driving semis to Texas roads. Yet, proposed regulations against the tech continue to crop up in other states.
Here are the top freight corridors for truckers based on parking, amenities, and fuel costs. I-90, I-5, and I-44 lead the pack in Trucker Path's rankings.
Plus, Arrive Logstics Q3 freight rates forecast, and a key highway pass collapse.
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