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Funny Freight Friday: Same thing.
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Amidst the heating broker transparency debate, one Chicago-based freight broker has decided to stir up the pot even more among carriers and truck drivers.
Jared Kreiter, former President of Brokerage at CDL 1000 and now CEO of Kreiter Transport Group, shared a story on LinkedIn about making $215,000 USD in just an hour from Walgreens loads.
Jared Kreiter
Timothy Dooner of FreightWaves tweeted, "Alright, maybe broker transparency isn’t such a bad thing after all."
Alright, maybe broker transparency isn’t such a bad thing afterall pic.twitter.com/fiQrwFfkN2
— Dooner 🇺🇸 (@TimothyDooner) July 23, 2024
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