
3,200 Mexican Drivers Lose U.S. Visas Over Cabotage Violations
DOT and CBP merged enforcement systems, triggering automatic visa revocations for drivers flagged in cabotage sweeps. Cross-border carriers face tighter…
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DOT and CBP merged enforcement systems, triggering automatic visa revocations for drivers flagged in cabotage sweeps. Cross-border carriers face tighter…

Canadian officials propose tighter North American auto and aluminum supply integration as U.S. and Mexico begin formal USMCA review negotiations.

Auditor general's undercover investigation caught two schools certifying drivers with 59.5 and 81 hours of training, 44 hours short of the province's…

Mexico's electronic customs value declaration becomes mandatory June 1. Errors trigger fines and delays, and liability now falls on the importer, not the…

Pharr facility adds 69 dock doors, multiple temperature zones, and cross-dock capacity 4.5 miles from Pharr-Reynosa bridge as Mexico produce imports climb.

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement faces its six-year review deadline July 1, with carriers watching for changes to cross-border operating authority,…

Port Laredo processed more trade value than any U.S. gateway in March as Mexico remained the top trading partner, driving demand for cross-border equipment and…

Chattanooga-based 3PL plants corporately owned facility in central Mexico to manage OTR, intermodal, air, and ocean equipment directly rather than through…

Formation Interests breaks ground on four-building industrial park adjacent to Zaragoza crossing, targeting nearshoring freight and last-mile border logistics.

CBP shifts northbound empties to 12 p.m.–11 p.m. weekdays starting Monday to clear morning lanes for loaded freight and cut wait times.

Foreign commercial drivers must now prove English proficiency, valid U.S.-recognized CDL, and safe driving history before visa approval: ending eight months of…

Omaha carrier bets on nearshoring demand and cross-border conversion as fuel and truckload rates climb.