🎣 Final F3 Recap
FMCSA releases video for drivers to get back CDLs, Trump names commerce secretary, and more.
Hackers exploit FMCSA accounts to impersonate carriers and steal cargo. Learn how this complex scam works and steps to protect your freight business.
August PMI shows manufacturing still contracting. Production plummets to lowest level since May 2020 as demand weakens and inventories rise. But there may be relief moving into the holiday season.
Plus, the Triton Logistics (Illinois) investigation concludes, a major freight forwarder updates on a ransomware attack, and U.S. ports set container volume records in July.
U.S. ports report record July container volumes driven by early holiday shipping, with Los Angeles and Long Beach leading gains.
JAS Worldwide confirms technical disruptions are the result of a ransomware attack, but no group has yet claimed responsibility. Cybersecurity response underway.
NTSB uncovers HOS violations at Illinois-based Triton Logistics linked to a deadly crash. Recommendations for stricter oversight are given.
Their expanded HQ offers space for over 3,500 employees and features basketball and pickleball courts, a golf simulator, a 24/7 gym, a full-service cafeteria, 11 mothers' rooms, and more than 40 new meeting spaces. Plus, two acquisition rumors we heard this week.
Plus, a $40M trucking terminal expansion coming to South Carolina.
CargoNet warns of rising Labor Day cargo theft risks. Here are some hotspots, targeted items, and security tips to safeguard your shipments this holiday weekend.
CTA ends legal battle against California’s AB 5 law. OOIDA continues to appeal, fighting for independent truckers.
Plus, Zyn is expanding with a $232 million production plan in Kentucky, NY-NJ ports hit record volume in July, and more.
PMI invests $232M to expand ZYN production in Owensboro, adding 450 jobs as part of its smoke-free future strategy.
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