Independent terminal operator Outpost adds four new facilities, targets more growth
Outpost, which has a $500 million pot of money to build independent terminals with parking, is opening four more outlets.
Outpost, which has a $500 million pot of money to build independent terminals with parking, is opening four more outlets.
Echo Global Logistics has emerged as a standout performer in the freight industry’s battle against fraud, earning recognition as a winner of the 2025 FreightWaves Fraud Fighter Awards. With an impressive record of delivering over one million truckload shipments in 2024 while maintaining a loss rate of less than 0.01% due to theft, Echo has […]
An Ohio couple pleaded guilty to using four trucking companies they owned to obtain COVID-era loans.
DOT’s proposed new enforcement policy could result in a disincentive to investigate motor carrier violations, according to accident victim advocates.
A new robot that flips packages so labels can be scanned is helping FedEx more accurately sort packages at its Cologne, Germany, air station for final delivery.
Scaling a freight brokerage has never been an easy task, and current economic challenges have prompted many companies to take their focus away from growth and innovation. When margins are slim and freight is hard to come by, it’s natural for decision makers to be wary of making new investments. Loadsmart is doing it anyway. […]
Descartes’ MyCarrierPortal leverages real-time Incident Reports to continually vet your network.
Amazon’s air logistics unit has started flying internationally for the first time from the U.S. to help fulfill e-commerce orders in Colombia and is leaning on a U.S. cargo airline to fly the aircraft and a Colombian airline for revenue on the return leg to Miami.
DHL Express Canada will stop accepting shipments on Tuesday and suspend all operations on Friday in response to a work stoppage by 2,100 employees.
Creditors are claiming millions of dollars from two trucking companies and a distribution service provider after all three companies filed for bankruptcy at the start of this week.
Eight people have been arrested in Florida in connection to selling thousands of fraudulent driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants.
California’s lawsuit over Congressional attempt to end the state’s ZEV waivers targets questions of the action’s legality.
Crowley was one of 10 winners of the 2025 Fraud Fighters Award.
Los Angeles-based tech logistics company Warp announced Friday it has secured a $10 million Series A round to scale its AI-powered freight network via robotics and automation.
AI-enabled decisioning is a long-awaited solution to information overload.
This week in Borderlands: US trade with Mexico over $69 billion in April; Cold storage provider inks $15M deal with Texas grocery chain; and Hengli Hydraulics opens $325 million plant near Monterrey, Mexico.
Carrier411 is cancelling the account of a Mexico-based client in response to ongoing protests in Los Angeles, CEO says.
Now on demand on WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is joined by Carrier411’s Darren Brewer
May data from Cass Information Systems shows continued pressure on freight demand, but carriers are experiencing some pricing relief.
The Trump administration has approved building an automated freight bridge to connect Laredo, Texas, to Monterrey, Mexico.