Illinois’ Biometric Law and the New Wave of Secure Vehicle Release Tools
New secure vehicle release tools verify drivers, not authority. What OEM planners should know about Carpass, Cox SVT, Carmack liability, and Illinois BIPA.
2,403 Spaces, 14 Projects, None Open Yet. What It Means for Car Hauling
USDOT funded 2,403 truck-parking spaces, but none are open yet. When they may open, which lanes they touch, and why car haulers need more than a stall.
66,000 Hybrids, 40,000 Units of Headroom. The Math Behind Hyundai's Alabama Tucson Plan
Hyundai is moving Tucson Hybrid production to Alabama, but no start date is set. What the capacity math and lane shifts mean for Hyundai dealership operations.
Will Record Diesel Prices Cause a Car-Hauling Capacity Crunch?
Diesel hit a record $6.53/gal. Here's what it adds per car-haul mile, which lanes tighten first, and why the real squeeze is lane by lane, not national.
Fewer Surprises, Stronger Partnerships. How Proactive Carrier Communication Builds Trust
Delays happen in car hauling. How carriers talk about them decides the relationship. Why buffered windows, early alerts, and plain facts build lasting trust.
What the JLR–Stellantis Agreement Would Actually Change in Finished Vehicle Logistics
A U.S. Defender program would likely add volume, not remove it. What the JLR–Stellantis record actually supports, and what finished-vehicle planners should hold.
What the ACERTUS–Fisher Shipping Deal Tells Us About Auto Transport Consolidation
ACERTUS has made seven-plus acquisitions since 2016 without adding trucks. What auto transport consolidation actually changes for shippers and carriers.
What the Proficient–Hansen & Adkins Deal Means for OEM Carrier Strategy
Proficient's Hansen & Adkins deal pushes one platform to 25% of North American vehicle delivery. What OEM logistics planners should actually do about it.
AI Didn't Create a New Transport Threat. It Removed Your Team's Ability to Spot the Old One
AI removed the tells your team used to catch transport fraud. What the enforcement record and cargo theft data actually show — and the controls that still work.