94 posts tagged with “Trucking”

A 450-pound cocaine seizure shows why empty trailers need documented inspections, tare-weight checks, custody evidence, and dispatch holds before border moves.

Prepare cross-border dispatch operations for proposed cabotage penalties with carrier eligibility checks, move classification, and defensible evidence records.

Sixteen transportation bankruptcies in less than a month show why annual carrier reviews are too slow. Build an evidence-based warning queue and response playbook.

The Packers’ 750-truck game-day ecosystem shows how event logistics teams can classify critical freight, control custody, and prebuild recovery plans.

Learn how fuel carriers can use the temporary 16-hour operating window without turning regulatory flexibility into unmanaged fatigue risk.

GLP-1 adoption is changing food demand unevenly. Learn how SKU-level forecasts can translate consumption shifts into production, warehousing, and freight decisions.

Volvo’s unattended truck software updates reduce shop visits, but fleets still need dispatch rules for eligibility, timing, failures, and substitutions.

Cabotage enforcement exposes gaps in carrier onboarding. Learn which driver, equipment, authority, and movement data freight teams should verify.

National spot truckload rates rose around Labor Day, but lane-level signals should determine whether freight moves to spot, mini-bid, or contract capacity.

The Fifth Circuit's Penske decision puts new focus on motor-carrier liability, broker roles, subcontracting, and the operational records behind outsourced freight.