USDOT registrations fall 22% to 2,606, marking a second straight weekly decline from late‑May peak | USDOT Market Analysis Week of 2026-06-14

Introduction Between June 8 and June 14, 2026, the USDOT recorded 2,606 new registrations: 2,535 carriers, 43 brokers, and 28 entities classified as “others.” Activity was concentrated midweek and tailed off into the weekend, a typical cadence for FMCSA processing and small-business filings. The week’s total was notably below early-summer…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 15, 2026

ROUTING GUIDES ARE CRUMBLING AS CARRIERS PUSH MULTI-YEAR RATE HIKES Truckload contract rates set earlier this year aren’t holding, with tender rejections rising and carriers signaling double‑digit increases over the next two years amid tighter capacity and regulatory pressures. CASS INDEX: FREIGHT VOLUMES POISED TO RECOVER IN 2H 2026; TL…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 14, 2026

BORDERLANDS: LAREDO SUMMIT FLOATS DRIVERLESS FREIGHT CORRIDOR, NEW CROSS-BORDER TRUCKING WORKAROUNDS At a Laredo trade summit, officials discussed a private “Green Corridors” automated freight link to Monterrey and a pilot allowing U.S. drivers to run loads into Nuevo León to ease B‑1 visa disruptions at the border. LTL’S PAPER GAINS:…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 13, 2026

DOT EYES CONTAINER PRE-SCREENING TO SPEED CARGO AND CUT COSTS DOT unveiled the American Supply Chain Sovereignty Initiative to pre-screen import boxes and link stakeholders via a national dashboard, aiming to reduce port dwell and lower logistics costs that ripple into trucking. S&P AFFIRMS RXO RATING BUT KEEPS NEGATIVE OUTLOOK…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 12, 2026

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