As the supply chain continues to evolve at a rapid pace, 2026 is shaping up to be a year defined by smarter technology, heightened customer expectations, and a renewed focus on resilience. For shippers and carriers alike, staying ahead of emerging trends remains a necessity. At Triple T Transport, we are closely monitoring how these

2025 was a landmark year for the freight and logistics industry. Shifts in technology, compliance, fraud prevention, and more reshaped how shippers, carriers, and brokers approach their daily operations. Though many of these trends were years in the making, their rapid acceleration forced the industry to evolve faster than ever. Here’s a closer look at

Trust and security are critical to keeping freight moving efficiently. Traditional load boards, while convenient, often expose carriers and brokers to risk. Fraudulent postings, misdirected shipments, and stolen credentials are just a few of the hazards carriers face when working with unvetted platforms. In light of these challenges, a new generation of logistics technology firms

The transportation industry has always dealt with theft and deception, but the game has changed. Modern cargo theft, identity fraud, and double brokering are no longer isolated events. These attacks often come from coordinated, international crime rings that exploit digital systems, stolen credentials, and the fast pace of today’s freight market. "These crime rings, they're

The ongoing debate over non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) has intensified following a series of major federal and state developments. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) interim final rule (IFR), which placed heavy restrictions on non-domiciled CDLs, has been temporarily halted by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. The decision

Across the country, freight markets are entering a complicated stretch, especially for refrigerated capacity. While dry van rates remain relatively flat on the national level, regional pockets are showing unusual tightness as drivers reconsider where they’re willing to run and enforcement pressure increases across key freight corridors. Shippers in multiple markets are reporting that asset-based

At the heart of the transportation industry lies one undeniable truth: everything depends on the driver. From safety and efficiency to profitability, the quality of life and performance of America’s truck drivers directly shape the strength of our supply chain. As the industry continues to evolve, focusing on drivers’ quality of life is key to

The transportation industry continues to navigate turbulent economic conditions, shifting regulations, and a highly competitive market. From carrier bankruptcies to rising global tensions, challenges are mounting across every sector of freight. Here are some of the most pressing issues shaping the industry today. Rising Carrier Bankruptcies Over the past year, the industry has seen a

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has recently intensified enforcement operations along major highways, including critical trade corridors at the US/Mexico border which serve as some of the busiest border crossings in the United States. These crackdowns are part of a broader effort to target unauthorized workers and ensure strict compliance with federal immigration laws.

In recent years, the United States has faced a wake-up call regarding its dependence on foreign sources for key industrial and pharmaceutical materials. The pandemic highlighted critical vulnerabilities, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry, where access to essential medications and raw materials proved alarmingly fragile. Much of that supply originated in China, underscoring the need to