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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.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercept over 2,300 pounds of marijuana in a commercial vehicle at the World Trade Bridge in Laredo, Texas.
After a $355 million fraud ruling against former President Donald Trump, a group of truck drivers has called for a boycott against driving to New York City.
Happy Presidents Day. Coincidentally, today's main freight story highlights a former President of the United States and a hot topic on X (formerly known as Twitter). Truckers and others went to social media to protest after a NYC court ruled that former President Donald Trump must pay $355M. See what unfolded on social media this weekend by scrolling to our main story.
🤔 Question of the Day: Which US President signed the Motor Carrier Act of 1980, paving the way for trucking industry deregulation and freight brokerage growth? Scroll to the bottom of the newsletter for the answer.
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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.
Plus, a Texas-based trucking company abruptly shuts down, leaving 2000 jobless. The Southeast is heating up, and more.
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