🎣 Final F3 Recap
FMCSA releases video for drivers to get back CDLs, Trump names commerce secretary, and more.
Plus, an enterprise shipper offers freight brokers advice, a driverless semi-truck company’s stock is up 90% over the last month, and much more.
Triumph Financial's Q2 report brings optimism. CEO Aaron Graft reveals crucial trends in trucking and logistics. Is a market turnaround on the horizon?
Plus, TQL's big win for broker liability shielding, Lineage goes public in a big way, plastic imports from China soar, and more.
Containerized imports from Asia see major shifts. Plastics, semiconductors, and machinery lead the pack. Supply chain expert explains what's driving the change.
Lineage, the cold chain logistics leader, plans a massive $3.85 billion IPO, offering 47 million shares priced between $70 to $82 each.
TQL secures win in 11th Circuit Court, reinforcing 3PL protections against liability in carrier accidents. Here's why it matters.
Plus, over 9,000 trucking companies closed down in Q2, Texas truck driver sentenced in cocaine smuggling, and more.
Q2 sees slower rate of trucking business exits, but market remains challenging. Here are the latest industry data and expert insights.
Driver wages remain the largest expense. Safety bonuses ($1,831 average) surpassed starting bonuses for the first time.
Trucker Javier Robledo Perez, 39, sentenced to 49 and 1/2 months in prison for transporting around 30 kilograms of cocaine across state lines.
A Jacksonville-based logistics company has just won one of the largest military contracts in history. Plus, a driverless truck company debuts on I35, the freight brokerage automation debate, and more.
Did C.H. Robinson just cut 50% of its sales team? Plus, discover the top five countries driving US load board traffic, learn about the $200M proposal for truck parking, and more.
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