Truck Driver Survives After Setting Himself on Fire, Shouts “TQL Pay Me My $8,000”
An active duty truck driver repeatedly shouted “TQL pay me my $8000” while being set on fire. Brokers dose the flames with his pee jugs.
The 5 Best Coping Mechanisms for Owner-Operators
Learn more about why some truckers are salty that other truckers are making more money than them!
Just the Tip: Why People Are Paying Extra to Digital Freight Brokers
In a world where digital services are replacing human roles, the recent closure of digital freight brokerage Convoy has raised an intriguing question: Why are people tipping a service devoid of human intervention? As an undisclosed buyer shows interest in acquiring Convoy's unique tipping feature, we delve into the psychology, ethics, and potential future of tipping in an increasingly automated industry.
FreightGong.com Secures Over $42.0 Million in Funding to Revolutionize Digital Freight Brokerages
Amidst challenging market conditions for digital freight brokerage startups, FreightGong.com successfully closes a venture capital funding round of over $42 million. The new capital is set to fortify the company's financial stability and accelerate its innovative approach to revolutionizing the freight industry with its unique gong-based reward and booking system.
"Convoy" (1978) – A Journey of Rebellion and Solidarity on the Open Road
Far from mere escapism, Sam Peckinpah's 'Convoy' is a revelatory cinematic experience that delves into America's complex relationship with authority, liberty, and collective resistance. With a bifurcated critical reception, this 1978 classic beckons for a discerning reevaluation as a layered tapestry of sociopolitical commentary.
Truckers back Palestine: Why?
In a surprising twist, recent surveys show American truck drivers veering away from mainstream U.S. sentiments on the Israel-Palestine conflict. A staggering 72% side with Palestine, prompting heated debates on what's truly driving their unexpected stance.
Inspired by TQL, Truckers Seek Their Own Day In Court
Truckers seeking overtime pay meet an unexpected roadblock. The case being dropped shortly after the judge was cited saying “Lol”
Gerber Trucking to Publicly Shame Unionizing Employees, Drawing Widespread Approval on LinkedIn
Gerber Trucking plans to publicly shame any employee who tries to unionize. The company has said that it will release a list of all employees who sign union authorization cards to the media and to all other Gerber Trucking employees.
Airships Are So Back
The age of the airship is far from over. With the integration of hydrogen and advancements in design, the freight industry is witnessing a revolutionary shift. Explore the benefits, challenges, and future prospects of this exciting mode of transportation.
How to Commoditize Your Transportation: A Shipper's Guide to Booking Cheap Trucks
In an era where the movement of goods plays a pivotal role in the economy, securing affordable trucking services is paramount. From leveraging technological advancements to building solid carrier relationships, this guide unveils strategies every shipper can employ to reduce transportation costs and ensure goods are transported efficiently. Navigate the world of trucking with confidence and knowledge.
Teamsters Driver's Short Bet Fuels Yellow Corp Buyout
For years, Sergio Strong was known as a hard-working truck driver for Yellow Corp. Today, he's making headlines as the unlikely savior of the company, proposing to buy it and its debt. His surprising financial acumen, coupled with an audacious high-stakes short play on Yellow's stock, has given him the means to potentially rescue the company and its employees from a looming crisis. His vision for the company's future hinges on a bold bet on electric trucking.
Freight Prime Day: Carriers Follow Amazon's Lead With Lowered Rates and Same Day Deliveries
Echoing the success of Amazon's yearly Prime Day, leading carriers and trucking companies have unveiled their own 'Freight Prime Day'. Shippers are now set to benefit from lowered freight rates and the advantage of same-day deliveries. This customer-centric strategy is set to reinvigorate the shipping industry, indicating a promising shift towards innovative thinking.
Truck Driving Shortage: Is Communism the Answer?
In today's global economy, the shortage of truck drivers is a pressing issue. This article delves into how the principles of communism - centralized planning, enhanced incentives, robust training, guaranteed job security, and strategic infrastructure investment - could provide answers to the persistent question: 'Is there a shortage of truck drivers?' While the solutions aren't without challenges, they shed light on new strategies to address the truck driving shortage.
Pentagon Accounting Error to Blame for Yellow Corp's Loss of $700 Million COVID Relief Fund
The Pentagon has overvalued weapons shipped to Ukraine by $6.2 billion, while Yellow Corp. has reported a loss of $700 million from COVID relief funds. With these financial blunders potentially linked, it highlights the importance of precise financial management within all levels of the government.