The U.S.-Mexico border, freight movement, and the federal government’s autonomous vehicle strategy are colliding in ways that could reshape trucking and transportation.

In this episode of Do You Even Freight?, the crew breaks down what’s happening at the Mexico border and what it means for cross-border trucking, carriers, drivers, freight brokers, shippers, and the North American supply chain.

Then we dig into the U.S. Department of Transportation’s national autonomous vehicle strategy and the bigger picture surrounding autonomous trucks, federal transportation policy, infrastructure, safety, regulation, and the future of the trucking workforce.

What does the USDOT strategy actually say? How does it fit with the autonomous trucking developments already happening across the country? And as technology, infrastructure, freight corridors, and federal policy continue to align, what should the transportation industry be paying attention to next?

We’re connecting the dots, asking the uncomfortable questions, and talking about what these developments could mean for the people and businesses that move America’s freight.

Topics include:
• U.S.-Mexico border trucking and freight
• Cross-border transportation and supply chain impacts
• USDOT autonomous vehicle national strategy
• Autonomous trucks and driverless trucking
• Federal trucking regulations and transportation policy
• AV infrastructure and freight corridors
• Truck driver workforce impacts
• The future of freight and logistics

Do You Even Freight? brings trucking news, freight industry analysis, current events, commentary, and conversations about the issues shaping transportation and logistics — without the corporate script.