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Pink Cheetah Express has filed a lawsuit against Total Quality Logistics (TQL) in the District of Columbia District Court, accusing the company of failing to comply with a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) order for shipper-broker rate transparency.
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Weâre starting the week with updates from both the refrigerated logistics and traffic congestion fronts. Alex Winston, founder of Reefer Van Network, discusses his shift from Expedite All to focusing exclusively on the refrigerated small truckload niche.
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Egg Hauling Semi Crashes in Oklahoma.
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Deutsche Bahn (DB) has won its decade-long lawsuit against several air freight carriers, including Cathay Pacific, for colluding to inflate cargo prices.
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The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) has released its annual report on the worst truck traffic bottlenecks.
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Uncertainty over new tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico continues to impact transportation and automotive manufacturing.
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Dallas-based WWEX Group is set to acquire JEAR Logistics, a 3PL specializing in refrigerated freight, according to an anonymous source familiar with the discussions.
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Eleven people were indicted in connection with a large-scale cargo theft in Arizona.
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Nikola, the ambitious electric trucking startup, once promised to revolutionize the transportation industry with its hydrogen and battery-electric Class 8 trucks. But after years of hype, investor enthusiasm, and a series of misstepsâincluding a major scandal involving its founder.
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Two former XPO employees, based in the Kansas City area, are the focus of a lawsuit filed in North Carolina, despite not having worked in the state. The suit was filed there due to North Carolina's favorable noncompete laws and the company's extensive operations in the state.
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DHL has sold its 91-year-old Midwest LTL carrier, Standard Forwarding, to Sakaem Holdings and a newly formed subsidiary, the company announced on Tuesday.
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Cass Information Systems' January data revealed a 0.8% year-over-year increase in truckload (TL) linehaul rates, the first rise in two years. However, shipments were soft, down 5.3% from December and 15.1% year-over-year.