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The thief books the load
Cargo theft has gone white-collar: the load is stolen on paper, with a borrowed identity, a purchased MC number, or a hijacked FMCSA registration account.
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FMCSA's new public feeds can drop insured carriers with no marker. About 1 in 18 reading “lapsed” were insured all along when checked live.
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New carriers that share details with one shut down for cause are 3.6 times as likely to already have a crash on record.
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