Issue archive
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Two vendors had a disagreement. Your trucks went dark
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Twenty-nine percent of every ELD ever certified is gone
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They deleted the rule because the system already knows
Then 22 states sued over that system, a judge froze part of it Friday — and 36 states never deleted their own rule anyway. The 50-state lookup is live.
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It doesn't know what doesn't exist
I asked two AI models 24 freight questions. Eighteen had no answer they could give.
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Registered is not verified
Nobody caught them. A speeding ticket did.
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It took the struck-through number
The cost conversation was never the real conversation.
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Automate the typing. Never the deciding
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Three rules die July 22. Your duty doesn't
FMCSA won't tell you which states still want your conviction report.
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Half of freight just said no to AI
41% of brokers are buying AI agents. 48% won't touch them. A year into the hype, both sides are right — depending on your operation
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A $290,000 truck for $50,000?
California's EV-truck stack is real — but the federal credit everyone quotes just died. The honest math.
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The robots came for the clipboard
C.H. Robinson just turned carrier selection into software. The one back-office task to automate first.
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Driver-out went live this month
A driverless truck doesn't stop for a 10-hour break.
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The vetting reckoning: the Supreme Court just made your broker liable for you
Point-in-time vetting is dead. Here's what brokers are buying instead.
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MOTUS, two weeks in: a design consultancy built the bug board FMCSA didn't
Two weeks into MOTUS — what's broken, what's hidden, what to do.
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C.H. Robinson runs 30 AI agents. Here's the part they skip
A technical teardown — the anatomy, the real cost, and the 5 questions that separate real from slideware.
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Three federal moves, 72 hours, same operators
Why your broker liability insurance probably doesn't cover Montgomery. And the 14-ELD swap script.
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MOTUS Phase II: The Operator's Field Guide
What changes at 8 PM ET on May 14, where carriers get stuck, and what to do this week.