A California-based third-party logistics company, which had 34 power units and 33 drivers, filed for bankruptcy liquidation on Thursday. Wise Choice Trans. Corp., headquartered in Hayward, California, filed its petition in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California. The 3PL, which was founded in 2009, offered final mile, less-than-truckload and full truckload…
Paul Mijnen, the CEO of Ink Invent, suggests Lidar has a dark secret. Vehicles coated in metallic paint largely blend into the background. Less than 1% of the surface is […]
Ottonomy — a business built on a network of delivery robots — is looking to transform hyper-local deliveries using an autonomously controlled mobile storage locker. The SAE Level-4 four-wheelers are […]
The Supreme Court has again rejected a review of the question of broker liability in a case involving the death or injury of a person struck by a truck that was booked by a 3PL. However, unlike the case of Miller v. C.H. Robinson, this rejection is considered a victory for the brokerage industry. In…
Drivewyze has announced it will offer a free service providing drivers with crucial in-cab safety alerts. The new service, dubbed Drivewyze Free, sends critical alerts to the driver via tablets, […]