FreightWaves Presents

Technology has changed almost every aspect of the freight industry - even with some opposed to its development and implementation. From AI to autonomous trucking to all of the software and hardware used to track and trace every load, technology embraces almost every aspect of the industry for better or for worse. Today, we’ll talk to three technology experts - Matt McClelland of

The term cyber attack can strike fear into most any business owner these days. With so many businesses requiring the connectivity of the internet - both publicly and internally - there’s always a door for someone to get in and wreak havoc on a business or a single person. What is the status of cyber security in the freight industry? Bill Priestley is joined by Mickey Diaz - Chief

No portion of the freight industry has changed in the last several years more than air cargo. From trying to keep up with demand through converting passenger airlines to freighters as well as using secondary airports for uncluttered access to freight, shippers have had a harder time trying to pin down a way in which to best use air cargo and no one really knows what it will look li

Prognosticators say that any real recovery in the freight industry won’t happen until first or second quarter of 2024. That said, how do brokers survive in a time like this when it means one’s livelihood to sell consistently in a down economic time? How does marketing feed into this and how are the two married? And if a brokerage makes it to 2024, how can they then capitalize o

With many companies looking to nearshoring to get into the American economy, is Mexico the next manufacturing and distribution gold mine? Does the country have the infrastructure to take on such a role in the economic world? Can it contain the disruptions created by drug cartels and keep freight moving safely throughout the country? Is it the next freight frontier or are we setting

Bill Priestley hosts this month’s show as we take a look at the role of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters as union labor talks come to the forefront of the American economy. FreightWaves Editorial Director Rachel Premack and Senior Writer Mark Solomon join Bill to talk about the recent history of the Teamsters and their negotiations with UPS and Yellow. Bruce Chan, Direc

The federal government passed the Ocean Shipping Reform Act and other pieces of legislation trying to curb expensive trends, possible price gouging and alliances among carriers. But how far is the US government willing to go in order to protect economic interests? At what price is the country paying with other areas of maritime shipping lagging behind? Ultimately, where is this new

We take a look at the goals and feasibility of California’s regulations regarding curbing emissions from trucking. How much more difficult are they than the national standards? What are the main obstacles to achieving CA regulations? Are the incentives currently proposed enough to make the change? Is the plan too aggressive to work in its projected time frame? Follow the FreightW

Bill Priestley takes a deep dive into the possibilities and problems of bringing on the age of autonomous trucks. How will it be regulated? What laws will it test? How will it affect recruitment and retention of drivers? Follow the FreightWaves Presents Podcast Other FreightWaves Shows Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

FreightWaves Presents tackles the topic of the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) and examines its inception, implementation, regulation and future in the trucking industry. FreightWaves writers Rachel Premack, Alan Adler, Clarissa, Hawes and John Gallagher join host Bill Priestley in this informative look back - and forward - on the life and impact of one of trucking’s most progres