Trucking

U.S.-Mexico trade jumped 27.5% year over year in July to a monthly record of $94.8 billion.

FMCSA temporarily suspended biennial update enforcement and related USDOT deactivations during the MOTUS rollout. Affected registrants will receive advance notice before enforcement resumes.

Police found 277 pounds of cocaine inside a truck’s sleeper compartment. The driver’s employer disputes his account of the trip.

As the U.S.-Canada trade fight expands from tariffs into import bans, trucking and logistics providers could face more uncertainty.

The funding will help Overroute expand AI agents that automate load monitoring, exception handling and other freight coordination tasks.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has opened a hotline for suspected CDL fraud.

Most supply chain teams have more visibility than they did a few years ago. They can see disruptions sooner, track freight in real time, and understand when a shipment is at risk. But seeing a problem and solving it are two different things. When capacity tightens, a border crossing closes, or rates move beyond a […]

Canada’s dollar-for-dollar retaliation against U.S. tariffs took effect Tuesday, placing duties as high as 50% on nearly $20 billion in American imports.

Mexican auto exports increased year over year in August, while the U.S. accounted for 76.3% of the country’s vehicle exports through the first eight months of 2026.

Artificial intelligence has become the loudest conversation in trucking, promising faster compliance checks, deeper video analytics, and instant answers to complex regulatory questions. But according to Rustin Keller, President and CEO of J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc., the technology’s growing footprint hasn’t changed who’s ultimately accountable when something goes wrong.   “AI is going to accelerate business, […]

Police located the first trailer hours after the theft. Another truck pulled before a student driver while abandoning the second.

The wider investigation spans drug trafficking, cargo theft, extortion and human trafficking, while key drivers and carriers remain unidentified.

CargoNet tracked 273 incidents as surrounding weekdays produced 71% of cases and annual totals climbed 70%.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: Trucker protest raises stakes in Mexico-US B-1 visa dispute; CBP announces extended-hours program at Laredo bridge; and Imperative Logistics expands El Paso footprint with RM Customhouse Brokers deal.

The first driver left within 10 minutes. Less than two hours later, another truck entered and took a second loaded trailer.

For the past several years, many fleets have viewed trailer capacity as a lever they could pull as conditions changed—adding units when freight improved and returning them when demand softened. According to Ed Behnen, Senior Vice President of Sales at Premier Trailer Leasing, that flexibility is becoming far less available. Behnen joined Malcolm Harris on […]

The Nexus collection reportedly included front-and-back license images and CDL-tagged entries, but investigators have not confirmed any freight exposure.

Imperative Logistics alleges two former employees stole confidential business information and joined Alabama Motor Express.

Samsara’s transportation business accelerated for the third straight quarter as the technology company increased revenue 30%.

Mexican truck drivers protesting B-1 visa revocations blocked a California-Mexico commercial crossing Thursday.