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House Passes Dalilah’s Law
The push for English proficiency continues as the House passes Dalilah’s Law. On March 18, the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee approved the law in a 35-20 vote.
Trucking Costs Continue To Rise
Domestic shipping is feeling the impact of the war in Iran as trucking costs continue to rise. An ongoing conflict in the Middle East between Iran and Israel has grown recently with US involvement.
Court Rejects The CDL Rule Pause
Stricter CDL license requirements could remain in place after a federal appeals court rejected an effort to pause the rule impacting non-domiciled truck drivers in the US.
Autonomous Trucks Are Growing
Autonomous trucks are no longer a future concept—they’re hitting the road in growing numbers and beginning to reshape domestic shipping. How would self-driving trucks affect the industry?
Using The Wrong Freight Broker
Choosing the wrong freight broker can turn a routine shipment into a costly mistake. A broker plays a critical role in coordinating domestic freight, and having a bad one can disrupt the shipping process.
Iran War Impacting Trucking
The ripple effects of the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel are no longer limited to global shipping — trucking is next.





