Uber Freight executives say resilient U.S.–Mexico freight flows could help anchor trucking demand in 2026.
Legislation introduced in Congress could make it more difficult for Mexican and Canadian truckers to get authority to haul to and from the U.S.
Cross-border truck drivers should be included in a new pilot program allowing for more flexible rest periods, respondent contends.
A majority of trucking companies in Canada say they have lost or had to delay loads to the U.S. since new tariffs were imposed.
DOT’s inspector general recommends FMCSA take steps to clamp down on foreign carrier safety compliance.
This week in Borderlands: Mexico, Port Laredo remain on top for US trade; WeFreight expands operations into Mexico; cross-border carrier acquires 140 Navistar tractors; and nearly 50 pounds of cocaine seized from cargo ship in Texas.
Former Celadon subsidiary Jaguar Transportation has been acquired by a consortium of U.S., Mexican investors.
AskWaves looks at how cross-border LTL demand may change as supply chain maps are redrawn.
Mexico stayed the top U.S. trade partner for September, accounting for more than $67 billion in cross-border commerce.
A Borderless Coverage risk management strategy equips shippers for Mexico’s many challenges.
The Treasury Department announced sanctions Wednesday against several individuals and carriers linked to the Sinaloa drug cartel.
Mexico’s over-the-road freight market has a forecast CAGR of 9.91% through 2027.
FreightWaves’ Mary O’Connell and Nuvocargo’s Anaid Chacón sit down to talk about all things U.S.-Mexico cross-border and the rise of women in logistics and leadership positions.
Ambassador Esteban Moctezuma says that border-crossing expansions in Texas and Mexico are critical to North American trade.
Nippon Express has launched a multimodal transport service for shipments from the U.S. and Canada to Asia via Mexico.
Canadian firm adds truckload carrier with big transborder presence
The White House is pressuring Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to lift additional truck inspections as lines of cross-border trucks grow.
Federal regulators have announced dates for “significant” rulemakings affecting the trucking industry.
The Canadian government plans to go after the owners of trucks involved in protests and border blockades after the prime minister declared a national emergency.
Canadian police say they seized a weapons cache and made 11 arrests connected to a protest blocking the U.S.-Canada border in Coutts, Alberta.
