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audit
Logistics FMCSA Revisits Dormant Rule to Test Truck Safety Knowledge Before Granting Authority
FMCSA is revisiting a rule dormant since 2009 that would require new motor carriers to demonstrate safety knowledge before receiving operating authority, rather than after. The agency targets November 2026 for a supplemental advance notice of proposed rulemaking, potentially reversing a long-standing practice where audits follow months after carriers start hauling freight.
Supply Chain Don't Get in Trouble Again, C.H. Robinson: AI Everywhere Except Carrier Vetting Is a Problem
C.H. Robinson's CEO Dave Bozeman has been promoting AI-driven transformation across logistics, but a recent unanimous Supreme Court ruling on broker negligent selection highlights a critical gap: carrier vetting. The opinion piece argues that while AI optimizes many processes, carrier vetting requires human judgment to assess safety and compliance, and brokers cannot rely solely on automation without exposure.
Technology ELNAV.AI Advocates AI for Safety, Not Surveillance in Shipping
ELNAV.AI, led by Hrvoje Mihovilović, focuses on integrating AI into shipping to enhance safety and operational efficiency. The company advocates for AI systems that support human operators rather than replace them, emphasizing the importance of practical applications over autonomous ambitions.
Regulations & Compliance Ontario Driver Training Audit Reveals Oversight Failures
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