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In this episode of Freight Expectations, Craig Fuller, Matt Leffler, and Max Fuller dive into one of the biggest shifts the trucking industry has ever faced. From the controversial driver shortage debate to federal regulations, fleet adoption, maintenance challenges, and the future of autonomous trucking, this conversation explores what's coming next for freight.
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