On today’s episode of WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, Dooner is talking to Clean Harbors’ Cody Bolick and F2F Transport’s Chris Gonzalez about the NASCAR race to declare the fastest team in freight. We’ll recap our NASCAR Racing Experience event at the Atlanta Motor Speedway and talk about their views on freight.

Zuum CEO and founder Mustafa Azizi shares tales from the world of fraud and double brokering, and talks about building vs. buying tech, the joys of owning a goldendoodle and the worst strap work he’s ever seen.

SuperTrucker Justin Martin is feeling a sense of relief after House Bill 1457 passed in Washington. It forces shippers and consignees to provide bathroom access to truckers. We’ll also get into why some drivers don’t wear seat belts; tales from the CB radio; a season with no peak; another train-truck collision; best dog beds for truckers; whether Apply Vision could work for freight; and more. 

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