
Drug Traffickers Used Broker Model to Move $139M Across Border
Canadian and U.S. authorities seized 1.7 metric tons of cocaine, meth, and opium from a network that arranged cross-border drug loads like a freight broker…
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Canadian and U.S. authorities seized 1.7 metric tons of cocaine, meth, and opium from a network that arranged cross-border drug loads like a freight broker…

The Iowa-based truckload carrier adds customs clearance to its cross-border service portfolio, targeting shippers who need freight and paperwork under one roof.

Federal enforcement targets Mexican operators hauling domestic U.S. freight without authority. What the border-zone sweep means for cross-border fleets.

IRU survey ranks Mexico second-worst globally for driver vacancies. Cross-border carriers face mounting recruitment pressure as 44% of fleets cite labor as top…

Mexico's mandatory MVE filing exposes data mismatches between invoices, bills of lading, and customs values. Importers face $6,000 fines and shipment delays if…

Tenney Group says buyers can no longer sit on capital, expects deal volume to spike after three flat years.

San Diego-based carrier operates 38 clean trucks today, plans 350-unit zero-emission fleet by 2040 as Port of Long Beach formalizes Green Truck Corridor…

AmeriLux adds 68 trucks and flatbed capacity in Green Bay. ANDY and Imperative target customs and cross-border lanes.

Court ruling lets government enforce global tariffs while importers challenge the levies. What the decision means for truck parts, chassis, and cross-border…

Border Patrol agents are cross-checking FMCSA violation histories in real time, denying entry to drivers flagged for illegal domestic hauls.

President Trump announced the U.S. will not renew the USMCA trade pact ahead of the July 1 deadline, setting up months of renegotiation. Cross-border equipment…

U.S. Customs official to testify on refund procedures after Supreme Court struck down Trump-era tariffs. No FMCSA compliance trigger, no CSA change, no…