On episode 671 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, Dooner is talking to Amazon’s top plush seller, Molson Hart, about the state of e-commerce, challenges of selling on Amazon and life lessons in retail.

Zero Rig’s Ollie Danner and EV Fleet Semi Corp.’s Jake Guerra talk about what WAIRE means for 4,000 warehouses in California and your freight. We’ll also learn about the state of EVs as we kick off the year, and CARB regulations clamp down on drivers.

Reliance Partner’s Jackson Alexander tells us everything we need to know about truck insurance renewals. 

Plus, takeaways from the State of Freight; the dangers of following your GPS; fallout bunkers; cargo theft in Memphis; and more.

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