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Top U.S. states most affected by hurricanes

Since 1851, only four Category 5 hurricanes have been recorded in the United States, which states have been affected? The United States is facing a 2024 hurricane season that has begun early and with intense storms, causing flooding, power outages, and losses. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) estimates an 85% chance that this […]

In brief: California, Texas and Florida in the transportation industry

California’s new gas reserve plan, Texas introduces QR code for trucks, and Florida’s fuel price drop California: Newsom unveils plan to prevent gas price increases On August 15, California Governor Gavin Newsom presented an innovative plan to require oil refineries to maintain a minimum fuel reserve. This measure aims to prevent supply shortages, which Newsom […]

Texas sues General Motors for violating customer privacy

The Texas Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against General Motors accusing the company of unethical business practices Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against General Motors (GM), accusing the company of false, deceptive, and misleading business practices related to the illegal collection and sale of private driving data. This lawsuit affects […]

Autonomous trucks in Texas: a glimpse into the future of transportation

Texas continues to lead in the adoption of advanced transportation technologies Texas could be one of the first states to witness the future of road transportation. Austin-based Kodiak Robotics is perfecting the deployment of fully autonomous trucks, operating without the supervision of a safety driver. The innovative company employs technology that promises to transform both […]

Aftermath of hurricane Beryl: heatwaves, electricity loss and port closures

The Houston metropolitan area faces severe challenges following Hurricane Beryl’s passage on July 8th Houston’s metropolitan areas face severe challenges following Hurricane Beryl’s passage on July 8th. The storm, which claimed several lives and unleashed catastrophic floods, left millions without electricity and exposed to dangerous heat conditions in the coming days. Until Wednesday, a heat advisory […]

Weather alerts in Texas and Colorado

Wildfires devastated the Panhandle region in Texas, while Colorado is impacted by a snowstorm on its highways Last month, five devastating wildfires swept through the Panhandle, the world’s leading livestock region, burning 1.1 million acres of land, destroying hundreds of structures, and causing the deaths of over 7,000 cattle. These fires have caused disruptions in […]

Protecting trade: legislation to keep the U.S. border entry ports open

This initiative seeks to safeguard U.S. trade and commerce along the border. On Friday, February 9th, the Law to Keep International Land Ports of Entry Open was introduced, a new bill aimed at preventing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from closing commercial entry ports. This initiative, led by Texas Senator Ted Cruz, seeks to […]

Texas-based JJ Transport files for bankruptcy days before civil trial

The company filed for bankruptcy just four days before a scheduled wrongful death civil trial in El Paso County, Texas. A Texas-based transportation company, J.J. & Sons Logistics, operating as JJ Transport, filed for bankruptcy just four days before a scheduled wrongful death civil trial in El Paso County, Texas. In the filed petition, JJ […]

Biden beat Texas and now they must cut the barbed wire

Navigating the Storm: Expert Insights into Freight and Trucking Fraud

By Bob Dilliplaine In the dynamic world of freight and trucking, the current economic climate has ushered in a challenging era marked by a significant rise in fraudulent activities. As an industry expert with years of experience, I’m here to guide you through these turbulent times, offering crucial insights and strategies to safeguard your business […]