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.
Funny Freight Friday: Same thing.
The market’s brutal, sure, but for freight agents with the right tools, it’s prime hunting season. Here’s how they’re making it work.
Plus, Flock Freight trims down operations, former trucking CEO gets a $5.5M goodbye, and Alaskan truckers are cashing in.
Plus, layoffs at MoLo & Parade, an Illinois trucking company with 183 trucks files for bankruptcy, and Zynning goes mainstream.
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.
Echo's CEO offers an optimistic outlook on the freight market recovery, a Virginia freight company files for bankruptcy, and why 2024 may be the year of drone delivery.
We're giving you a look at spot market changes over the last year. Plus: Why Target stock hit a 52-week high, IKEA's legal battle with Convoy, and a celebration of women in freight.
Plus, active freight brokerages continue to decline, Las Vegas & Central Florida are warehouse hotspots, and DAT Load Board Postings Dip.
California authorities closed a 100-mile stretch of I-80, linking Reno and Sacramento, due to "spin-outs, high winds, and low visibility." The closure, from the California-Nevada border west of Reno to near Emigrant Gap, California, lacks an estimated reopening time.
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For freight brokers, these rankings are key. Knowing the top performers in specific regions, mileage bands, and direct retailer deliveries leads to smarter carrier selection.
Mykola Datkun, a 33-year-old trucking company owner from Port Barrington, Illinois, is at the center of a cheating operation aimed at getting around the CDL testing process.
January experienced a spike in spot demand due to winter storms, with spot load postings up nearly 50% from December, though still down 36.7% year-over-year. What did February bring? Scroll to our main story to find out.
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