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Uber’s sinking profits may be saved by data collection

SAN FRANCISCO, Ca. - Uber is facing some bad news. The popular ride-share app marked a $3 billion annual loss. Additionally, its fourth quarter showed a 2.3% slower growth rate than the previous quarter. Uber Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi is using his leadership skills to calm growing worry about the future of his company. However, the company will be sharing price shares on Thursday. Notably, they are expected to raise…

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Custody exchange ends in fatal shooting

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HAWTHORNE, Calif. – Hawthorne police arrested a man for fatally shooting the mother of his child during a custody exchange at the police station on Sunday evening. Authorities report that the shooting occurred at 6 p.m. in the area of 12500 Hawthorne Boulevard. The couple, who share a 17 month-old daughter, planned to meet at the station to do a custody exchange. Authorities report that the incident occurred outside the…

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Is the Economy Destroying the Trucking Industry?

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INDIANAPOLIS, IN – The trucking industry will continue to grow as long as the economy itself is growing. But what can the trucking industry expect for itself and OEMs (this describes a company’s relationship with computers and IT producers) in 2019? OEMs, or Original Equipment Manufacturers, are producers of goods that resell another company’s product under their brand name or company name. So, what can we expect for 2019? Within…

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Border Agents Find $12M of Meth on Frozen Strawberry Truck

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PHARR, TX – Border patrol stopped a frozen strawberry truck as it crossed into Texas territory and had no idea what they would find. Currently, a man is in custody of The Customs and Border Protection teams. He harbored almost $13M of methamphetamine as well as frozen strawberries in his truck. The incident occurred on the morning of February 16, 2019. Crossing the border from the United States to Mexico,…

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BANNED: Using Gender to Calculate Auto Insurance Rates

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CALIFORNIA – Following in six other states’ footsteps, California just became the seventh state to ban auto insurers from using gender as a factor to calculate insurance rates for customers. The decision was put into effect on the first of January. This occurred because regulators and lawmakers increased pressure on insurers to focus their costs more on behaviors in driving than in gender and other unrelated criteria. So, what does…

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Will Robots Take Your Driving Jobs?

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UNITED STATES – As technology increases year after year, so does the promise of self-driving cars and automation technology in the trucking industry. While the technology brings a lot of good, like possibly reducing accidents, regulating the flow of freight, and more… it increases some fears for drivers. How does this technology impact truck drivers? Will drivers be replaced as automation increases? Luckily for drivers, most higher-ups in the industry…

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Supreme Court Decision on Owner-Operators Impacts the Trucking Industry

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UNITED STATES – On January 15, the US Supreme Court ruled 8-0 in the New Prime v. Oliveira case. And, the impact of this Supreme Court decision could affect the trucking industry across the nation. The results of the decision? That owner-operators can’t be forced into mandatory arbitration. John B. Lewis, a partner with BakerHostetler, talked about the impact this could have on the trucking industry. He said that the…

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Candy Cane Lane in Trouble

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LOS ANGELES, CA – Candy Cane Lane might be in trouble. Residents of the Woodland Hills neighborhood known for its twinkly holiday displays of elaborate Christmas lights are worried the tradition might be dying out. The tradition began in 1952 when residents of the neighborhood bordering the 101 Freeway and Pierce College started decorated their homes with extravagant Christmas lights. 60 years later, tens of thousands of people visit the…

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Racing Against the Clock Can Cause More Truck Crashes and Deaths

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The federal rule requires truck drivers a rest break after driving for 8 hours. According to some representatives of the industry, the rule caused many arguments and even is considered to be harmful as it can cause more crashes and deaths.   The year 2017 broke the record of having the highest level of large truck crash numbers in 29 years, according to the records of the National Highway Traffic…

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Uber Freight Starting Trailer Renting Platform

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Uber Freight division is launching the new Powerloop service starting from Wednesday. With the platform, pre-loaded trailers will be available to eligible carriers. Also, it will make a trailer pooling program that allows smaller fleets and owner-operators to access the network.   The platform already operates in Texas and tested by Anheuser-Busch.   “The platform enables a common pool of trailers which can be utilized by a diffuse set of…

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