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.
In the latest episode of "The FreightCaviar Podcast", we sit down with Aleksander Frelas, Founding Member of Velite.io. He shares thoughts on AI, its future, and tips on preventing data leaks.
This is truly one of the wildest stories in freight brokerage and trucking that we have ever covered.
Plus, we have received insider information from an affected freight brokerage indicating that overseas scammers are currently executing a sophisticated heist.
We are currently getting insider information from a freight broker who is dealing with this situation.
Plus, a Bank of America report highlights year-over-year changes in consumer spending, a Florida freight forwarding president is arrested, and FedEx considers changes to its LTL arm.
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.
Curious about which countries drive the most traffic to US load boards? Here are the top 5 countries with the highest inbound traffic to DAT, Truckstop, and 123 Loadboard.
"15 years ago, the Chicagoland trucker was looked at as like sketchyville, right? Sketchyville USA."
These types of email phishing scams designed to steal your DAT credentials aren't new. However, the scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, which means DAT users need to be more careful.
ShipperCRM contains one of the world’s largest shipper-specific databases, allowing its users to request verified shipper contacts, obtain verified email addresses, and find verified phone numbers for the right decision-makers at any shipper in North America.
Berlin, which some dub the “Silicon Valley” of the EU, also has a vibrant freight tech scene.
A truck driver involved in a fatal I-64 collision claims his company, Triton Logistics, manipulated electronic log books to falsify rest times, sparking an NTSB investigation.
Today, we're examining last month's steep decline in rates. Plus, Uber Freight's ambitious expansion in Europe, the performance of U.S. imports in February, and the implications of the MOVE Act on truck weight limits.
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