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.
The Port of Los Angeles processed 752,893 20-foot equivalent units for the month of May. A 3% decline from the 779,140 moved around this time a year ago.
This contract follows the original DFTS contract awarded to Crowley in 2017, one of the largest logistics contracts under the federal government.
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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.
Here's what Hurricane Beryl means for the freight industry. Plus, a NY trucking company has been convicted of deceiving the FMCSA, the top 10 most popular freight stocks, and more.
Plus: Ten Oaks issues statement following USLS closure, a new bill to combat cargo theft is introduced, and year-over-year trucking costs increased by 6.6%.
Plus: Morgan Stanley is bullish on the freight market, RXO stock jumps after Coyote acquisition announcement, and more on the Uber Freight, Aurora partnership.
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