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Plus: LAPD busts a $3.9M cargo theft ring, Nuvocargo and UPS expand in North America, U.S. moves to ease rules for self-driving trucks, Funny Freight Friday, and more.
Plus, electric trucks are costing more to operate than anticipated, Peloton claims Flexport cost them millions, and a truck driver passed out after police found cocaine in his cab.
Plus, a tornado devastated a FedEx facility in Michigan, Costco received Tesla Semis, and US-Mexico trade reached $200 billion in Q1.
Plus, we're taking a look at how the freight market has performed in the first three months of 2024.
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Plus: CH Robinson has lost its moat, Werner believes the freight recession is ending despite a challenging Q1, and more.
Plus, Q1 insights from mega carriers, which lanes will heat up during the summer, and a freight meme of the day.
Plus: The US Chamber of Commerce challenges the FTC ruling on banning non-competes, Covenant Logistics' profits plummet, and Tesla postpones Semi production until late 2025.
“The FTC’s final rule to ban noncompetes will ensure Americans have the freedom to pursue a new job, start a new business or bring a new idea to market.”
Plus: Tesla to build an electric semi-truck corridor, FMCSA approves TIA's petition for freight broker training, and Arrive Logistics releases a freight market update.
Despite earlier optimism of a Q1 recovery, new numbers from industry leaders and other key performance indicators have sparked a wave of hesitation.
"The industry is dominated by the largest freight brokerages. Our estimates show the largest 150 freight brokerages account for 70% of the industry’s gross revenues."
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