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Freight Morning! π Floridaβs attorney general is taking legal action after the August 12 Turnpike tragedy that killed three people, targeting the carrier and states involved in licensing the driver. At the same time, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is putting California, New Mexico, and Washington on notice: enforce
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Freight Friday! π After two years of falling rates and shrinking revenues, the second half of 2025 is shaping up to be a test of patience and optimism. Q2 earnings offered a glimmer of stability, with carriers like Landstar, Old Dominion, and Knight-Swift showing modest gains. But executives arenβt ready
Freight Morning! π Floridaβs attorney general is taking legal action after the August 12 Turnpike tragedy that killed three people, targeting the carrier and states involved in licensing the driver. At the same time, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is putting California, New Mexico, and Washington on notice: enforce
Freight Friday! π After two years of falling rates and shrinking revenues, the second half of 2025 is shaping up to be a test of patience and optimism. Q2 earnings offered a glimmer of stability, with carriers like Landstar, Old Dominion, and Knight-Swift showing modest gains. But executives arenβt ready
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This week, we spotlightΒ Gozal Incorporated, a reliable trucking provider based in Hooven, OH, with a fleet of 81 well-maintained dry vans and power-only units. Since 2014, Gozal Inc. has focused on setting new standards of excellence in the trucking industry by offering customized logistics solutions and prioritizing customer feedback.
A legal battle between OTR Capital and DAT Freight & Analytics has come to a swift end after OTR voluntarilyΒ dismissedΒ its case, despite winning an emergency order in court just days earlier.
AΒ cyberattackΒ last month may have exposed personal data from nearly 300,000 crash reports, according to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT).