What The Truck?!? - September 28, 2018
Former Pilot Flying J President Mark Hazelwood sentenced to 150 months. Safer salads hit the shelves in 2019. "Gig" driver wages are falling, and their numbers are increasing: Chase study. Five Good Minutes with Keith Mader. Goldman Sachs: trucking rates to peak in Q4, gradually decline in 2019. North Carolina residents sue CSX for failure to prevent devastating flooding.
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Show Notes
First, Chad plays a dirty trick on JP who isn't able to go with good ol' standby and ends up with a Hutton and Smith Tectonic while Chad checks out a Hi-wire hi-pitch IPA.
Then, they cover the abundant headlines of the week:
Former Pilot Flying J President Mark Hazelwood sentenced to 150 months
Safer salads hit the shelves in 2019
"Gig" driver wages are falling, and their numbers are increasing: Chase study
They interrupt their program for Five Good Minutes with Keith Mader, the VP of Analytics for Trimble Transportation.
Goldman Sachs: trucking rates to peak in Q4, gradually decline in 2019
North Carolina residents sue CSX for failure to prevent devastating flooding
After all that, they rally with a killer round of Big Deal, Little Deal?
Blockchain port clearance system to be launched at Shanghai and Guangdong
Crude oil prices rally to a four year high
Will Iran become the next Venezuela?
FMCSA eliminates requirement for military CDL holders to pass knowledge, driving skills tests
Parade releases A.I.-powered carrier platform for brokerages with a focus on relationships
BoxLock combines innovation and simplicity to curb porch pirates
Denham Amendment booted from final FAA reauthorization bill
Brazil-premium for soybeans could see Chinese buyers increasing shipments from the US
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