cargo theft
- Trucking
How Microsoft is reducing risk of cargo theft with Overhaul
The easiest way to stop cargo theft is before it happens, and that is what Overhaul is trying to do with its risk management products.
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Asset protection begins with location monitoring
Cargo security has been a concern on the radars of many shippers and carriers in recent years, but during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic…
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Daily Infographic: Cargo theft increases 18% in Mexico during March
Mexican trucking companies reported 804 cases of cargo theft during March
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Borderlands: Cargo theft increases 18% in Mexico during March
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: cargo theft in Mexico increases 18%…
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Borderlands: Cargo theft down 26% across US during fourth quarter
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Cargo theft down 26% across US…
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California governor committed to prosecuting UP smash-and-grab cargo criminals
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says the state plans to lend policing and prosecution support to Union Pacific and other victims of cargo theft.
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UP wants help combating 160% spike in thefts in LA
The railroad wants stricter penalties for those caught stealing from trains.
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Daily Infographic: Cargo theft up as thieves take advantage of increased traffic, idled shipments
Criminals aggressively target commercial trains, tractor-trailers
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How PGT Trucking mitigates risk at the Mexican border
The major differentiator between PGT as a cross-border carrier and other carriers is its door-to-door operation.
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Check Call: More delays expected but not at the ports
New vaccination requirements are coming for cross-border drivers, cargo thieves strike again and again, and Amazon takes on UPS and FedEx.
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