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Trimble’s strategy for AI agents in fleet software (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO—For the opening general session of Trimble Insight 2026, Trimble CEO Rob Painter used the Industrial Revolution to describe commercial transportation’s next big challenge. At the end of the 19th century, factory owners often used a single giant steam engine to power a multi-floor building. A circulatory system of drives and belts would transmit the central engine’s power to devices across the building. The introduction of electric motors promised massive productivity boosts. Still, for
The for-hire market is rewriting broker-carrier relations (opens the original)
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When Jamie Hagen launched Hell Bent Xpress in 2010 and leased to another carrier, the freight market was very different. Over the next decade, Hagen grew the operation to three trucks and got his own operating authority in 2020. Getting his own authority was when he “figured out the brokerage game,” he said. That game started with the COVID surge and then trudged the long, painful trough of the freight recession. “2025 being the disaster that it was—that was the worst of it. People were laughing
This week in trucking: Autonomous sprawl, driver pay (opens the original)
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Here are the headlines from this week in trucking: Autonomous truck developer Kodiak AI has completed its first autonomous truck deliveries with the California DMV testing permit. California in April this year finally began to allow autonomous truck testing on public roads in the state, and Kodiak received its testing permit in August. Kodiak is partnering with California trucking company DTL Transport, running perishable commodities from Fresno to a distribution center in Los Angeles, roughly 2
This week in trucking: Driver wages, new truck parking (opens the original)
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Here are the headlines from this week in trucking: The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) held a surprise five-day hazardous materials inspection and enforcement initiative in early June. From June 8-12, inspectors carried out over 4,000 inspections in the U.S. and 900 in Canada. About 14% of hazmat vehicles inspected were placed out of service during the initiative. The top violation categories were shipping papers, placards and labels, and cargo securement. J.B. Hunt Transport Services
This week in trucking: Telematics research, ICE eyes CDL fraud (opens the original)
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Here are the headlines from this week in trucking: Immigration and Customs Enforcement launched an official tip line to report fraud involving commercial driver’s licenses and immigration. The official tip line uses the same phone number as ICE’s general tip line, 866-347-2423, which can have long wait times. It is also accessible through an online form. Industry lobbying groups are excited about the REVOKE Act, a bill introduced to the House of Representatives that would try to prevent chameleo
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