Texas resumes issuing some non-domiciled CDL licenses for legally authorized foreign workers.

U.S. Border Patrol arrested 36 truck drivers during a five-day enforcement operation in Arizona, highlighting growing federal scrutiny of commercial drivers’ immigration and licensing status.

Ohio plans to review about 5,000 non-domiciled CDLs, adding to a nationwide compliance effort affecting foreign commercial drivers.

WWEX and Auctane form ShipStation Global to give small and midsize shippers enterprise-grade technology and transportation services through a single platform.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: Thousands of Mexican truckers lose US visas; US, Mexico complete first round of USMCA talks; and RealCold acquires SCL Cold Chain.

Companies spanning automotive, steel, energy, food processing and mobility are expanding U.S. operations.

Carriers on Kleinschmidt’s network can now route invoices directly through Upwell’s audit engine for faster payment processing.

Carriers, logistics providers and ports are investing millions into new freight infrastructure projects as they prepare for long-term supply chain growth.

The latest wave of trucking bankruptcies highlights the prolonged pressure facing carriers from uneven freight demand, high costs and tight margins.

A report found major gaps in Ontario, Canada’s commercial truck driver training enforcement, prompting renewed calls for tougher audits and licensing reforms.

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Florida’s effort to sue California and Washington over commercial driver licenses issued to undocumented immigrants.

AGX Freight alleges in a lawsuit that R&R Family of Cos. and Huntington Bank depleted its borrowing capacity and left millions owed to carriers before the Jacksonville brokerage shut down.

Executives from the Truckload Carriers Association, PepsiCo and Stevens Transport said fleets that embrace safety technology, AI will be best positioned to survive mounting operational pressures.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: Desteia using AI to ease looming customs compliance crunch; Grocery chain plans $700M supply chain expansion in South Texas; and CPKC, CSX upgrade Southeast Mexico Express for faster transit times.

Coupa’s acquisition spree continued with the recent addition of Tonkean, a workflow automation platform aimed at automating procurement and supply chain workflows.

GAF’s Marianna Vydrevich said AI-powered analytics are helping supply chain teams automate workflows, optimize inventory and model disruptions.

Port Houston reported its first container slowdown since early 2025 in April, though executives say improving May volumes point to a quick recovery.

Robinson Fresh executives say the company’s newest South Texas logistics center will help customers navigate increasingly complex supply chains.

Fleetworthy executives recently unveiled a connected platform strategy they say will help fleets reduce operational inefficiencies and leverage AI-driven analytics across trucking operations.

Fleetworthy introduced a connected fleet management platform and mobile app during its customer roadshow on Tuesday in Austin, Texas.

A mix of trucking enforcement activity, insurance concerns and seasonal freight demand could keep pressure on freight capacity through 2026, EASE Logistics says.

Cargo thieves are relying less on physical break-ins and more on fraud-based tactics, with deceptive pickup scams climbing sharply in the first quarter, Overhaul says.

Companies tied to transportation, warehousing, manufacturing and food logistics announced more than 5,000 layoffs stretching from California to Pennsylvania.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: Cross-border trade tops $84B in March as USMCA talks heat up; United Foods International opens facility in Phoenix; and Chinese manufacturer to open electronics factory in Torreón.

Coupa executives and customers at Inspire 2026 said AI and transportation optimization tools are helping companies cut planning cycles from weeks to hours.

Flexport leaders said import demand remains uneven across North America, with Houston and East Coast ports gaining share.

Coupa Inspire 2026 is highlighting how companies are using AI-driven sourcing, network optimization and automation tools to cut costs, speed procurement and navigate increasingly complex global supply chains.

The Texas Attorney General’s Office is investigating CDL training programs while also challenging supplier diversity policies at CVS Health.

Six people were found dead inside a cargo boxcar at a Union Pacific rail yard in Laredo, Texas, as authorities launched an investigation into the incident.

Authorities across North America seized millions of dollars in narcotics, counterfeit goods and contraband in April.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: Trade, trucking dominate Port of Eagle Pass annual summit; Avant Technology receives Texas grant for Pharr factory expansion; and SEG Solar to build 4 GW solar module factory in Houston.

The Trump administration’s trade agenda is facing mounting legal and political pressure from importers, the European Union and automakers.

Trimble posted stronger-than-expected first-quarter earnings and lifted guidance amid growth in transportation software.

GXO Logistics CEO Patrick Kelleher said Amazon’s new supply chain services validate — rather than threaten — the long-term growth opportunity in outsourced logistics.

The first weeks of the CAPE tariff refund process are exceeding expectations operationally, experts say.

GXO Logistics reported first quarter revenue of $3.3 billion, up 10.8% year over year.

MODE Global has expanded into Mexico with a new office in Puebla aimed at streamlining North American logistics.

Rising fuel prices and shrinking carrier capacity are driving a rapid increase in shipper spending.

Continental Tire says fleets adopting connected tire systems are seeing measurable fuel savings and cost reductions.

Universal logistics’ intermodal struggles overshadow contract logistics growth, pushing the company into a quarterly loss.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: Nearshoring fuels 800K-square-foot industrial build in El Paso; Hutchison Ports adds electric cranes at Port of Manzanillo; and Burlington breaks ground on distribution center near Phoenix.

Port Houston secured a $48 million grant to expand Bayport Container Terminal to boost capacity and truck flow.

April’s State of Freight discussion suggests the current freight lull is more seasonal than structural.

A major U.S. alcohol distributor is closing facilities and laying off almost 4,700 workers across seven states.

Amazon’s first quarter revenues rises 17% during the first quarter to $181.5 billion, boosted by e-commerce sales across North America and Europe.

Target’s first-of-its-kind receive center in Houston adds upstream capacity to position inventory closer to demand.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection will restrict empty commercial truck crossings from Mexico to Eagle Pass, Texas, to afternoon hours starting Monday.

Werner’s Q1 results highlight early signs of a freight recovery, with rising rates and shrinking capacity setting up stronger earnings in the second half.

Port Houston’s March throughput climbed on grains and energy cargo, even as steel imports declined.

Uber Freight executive says “phantom capacity” is masking a tightening market as compliant drivers and secure lanes become harder to access.

Trump administration uses steep tariffs to drive production shifts as new projects in Indiana and Arkansas signal some traction.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: Texas cargo theft falls; DP World taps Terry Donohoe to lead Mexico operations; and BNSF boosting capacity AZ rail hub.

Covenant Logistics points to a tightening driver market and stronger demand as early signs of a truckload rebound.

A dozen small carriers and logistics firms filed for bankruptcy in April, signaling continued stress in the fragmented freight market.

Covenant Logistics Group Truckload sees momentum building after weather and fuel headwinds weigh on first quarter results.

Rising Chinese investment in Mexico is colliding with U.S. efforts to tighten trade rules.

Tesla says its long-delayed Semi will begin production this year, signaling a slow but critical ramp into the freight market.

Small and medium-sized businesses are rapidly restructuring sourcing and inventory strategies to mitigate the impact of tariffs.

A surge in M&A, electrification and distribution buildouts signals rising demand for logistics services in Canada.

Alan Ritchey’s latest shutdown in New Jersey highlights mounting pressure on freight contractors as USPS continues pulling operations in-house.

The Trump administration launched a new system on Monday for importers and businesses to reclaim shares of $166 billion in tariff refunds.

This week in Borderlands: Truck exports to U.S. fall in March; Port of Manzanillo posts record Q1 container volumes; and GM, SAIC weigh Mexico partnership.

A new wave of layoffs across logistics providers highlights ongoing contract volatility and soft demand in key freight segments.

As AI takes over more back-office tasks inside trucking operations, companies can boost productivity through redefining traditional roles, experts say.

Prime Inc. and Old Dominion Freight Line are expanding U.S. terminal networks with new hubs in Georgia and Washington.

From single-truck operators to mid-sized fleets, carriers across the U.S. are filing for bankruptcy as the freight downturn persists.

Strong cross-border volumes kept Mexico in the top U.S. trade position in February.

Mexico’s 2026 FDI ranking climb highlights nearshoring trends and cross-border freight opportunities tied to U.S. supply chains.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: China automakers gain ground in Mexico as U.S. exports soften; OmniTRAX restarts Central Texas rail line with quarry deal; and China’s Windrose delivers first Class 8 EV in U.S.

A growing disconnect between demand and pricing is emerging across freight markets, Flexport says.

DSV is shutting down operations at a Texas distribution center after losing a contract, with 391 workers affected.

Truckers in Mexico called off blockades across key logistics routes, but underlying issues around cargo crime and costs remain unresolved.

Kriska Transportation Group is expanding its cross-border cold-chain footprint with the acquisition of Sharp Transportation Systems.

Rising fixed costs and creditor claims are forcing a small drayage carrier tied to West Coast ports into restructuring.

Divisions within Mexico’s transport sector are emerging as protests over security and costs continue to snarl supply chains.

Two Boxes has raised $3.2 million to help scale its AI-powered returns platform as retailers grapple with rising fraud and costly reverse logistics.

A nationwide strike by Mexican truckers and farmers blocked major freight corridors and border crossings Monday.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: Tariff pressure shows up in customs data across North America; Arvato opens Denton logistics hub to support AI, data center growth; and Tramontina opens cookware plant in Mexico to serve Americas.

Strong freight fundamentals, tighter capacity and replacement demand are driving a rebound in heavy-duty truck orders.

The Trump administration is expected to change how duties are applied to metal-based products, potentially raising import costs and altering cross-border freight flows.

Logistics providers are ramping up investments in Canada as e-commerce growth and cross-border trade drive demand for warehousing, fulfillment and drayage services.

CEVA Logistics’ acquisition of Fagioli strengthens its position in heavy-haul and project cargo across North America.

Lawmakers say offshoring of farm and construction equipment production to Mexico threatens U.S. manufacturing and could trigger new tariffs.

Federal officers intercepted millions in narcotics and contraband hidden in commercial freight shipments in March.

A survey of 1,000 supply chain leaders shows rising frozen food demand and tariff pressure driving major changes in cold chain logistics.

Attorneys say companies should track entries, file protests and prepare for new tariffs as the government develops a system to refund billions in duties.

A parts dispute between Stellantis and ZF Chassis Modules has idled a Mexico assembly plant and threatened disrupting a facility in Windsor, Ontario.

A growing list of transportation companies filed for Chapter 11 in March, highlighting continued financial strain across the supply chain.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: USMCA review to reshape North American supply chains; Amazon to open 116K-square-foot last-mile facility in Beaumont; and Nissan opens internal logistics terminal in Aguascalientes.

One year after the “Liberation Day” tariffs, small business owners say ongoing trade policy shifts are still affecting supply chains, pricing and growth plans.

The Diesel Truck Liberation Act, introduced by Rep. Mike Collins, aims to lower equipment costs for truckers.

AXN Automotive Systems’ Louisville plant manufactures axles and suspensions for heavy-duty truck and trailer OEMs across North America.

Chick-fil-A plans to invest $50 million to build a distribution center in Lubbock, Texas, as the restaurateur continues expanding its in-house logistics network.

As cargo theft grows more sophisticated, real-time, item-level tracking could help shippers detect theft and supply chain breakdowns before freight disappears.

C.H. Robinson is reducing management headcount through voluntary buyouts, the company said.

Two Mexican truck drivers filed a federal lawsuit claiming a Texas carrier misclassified their visas and denied them overtime pay.

Port Houston officials passed a new rule set to take effect May 1 aimed at pressing shippers to move refrigerated cargo faster.

Manufacturers and retailers are increasingly renting storage trailers to manage inventory surges, cross-border freight flows and rising warehouse costs.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: Court ruling on tariffs sets off refund scramble, legal uncertainty; APM Terminals expands Lázaro Cárdenas capacity; and German components maker opens $95M plant in Querétaro, adds 700 jobs.

Nuvocargo launches Nuvo AI, a platform combining AI agents and human freight experts to help shippers manage truckload freight more efficiently.