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Knights of The Highway™ vs. Cargo Thieves: Why Friday–Sunday is Prime Time for Theft
If you think cargo thieves punch a 9-to-5 clock and take weekends off… think again. They work overtime on your weekend. In the first half of 2025 alone, **48% of all recorded cargo thefts in the U.S. and Canada happened between Friday and Sunday** (CargoNet data). Sunday has now quietly taken the crown as the single most dangerous day of the week for parked loads. Why the weekend spike? 1. Loads sit still – Drivers are off-duty, trailers are dropped in yards, lots, or roa
Paolo Scrofani
5 days ago2 min read
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Tariffs and Their Ripple Effects on Supply Chains: Insights from TruckWarden
Tariffs, as import taxes on goods, continue to reshape global supply chains in 2025. With significant increases, such as those under US policies, they've generated billions in revenue while driving up costs for importers and disrupting sourcing strategies. Companies are shifting suppliers to lower-tariff countries, leading to longer routes, inventory buildups, and potential bottlenecks in logistics. These changes amplify vulnerabilities, including higher risks in transit as
Paolo Scrofani
7 days ago1 min read
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Winter is Coming: Snowfall's Chilling Grip on the Supply Chain
In the world of Westeros, the Stark words "Winter is Coming" signal impending doom and harsh trials. Similarly, in the real-world supply chain, snowfall heralds disruptions that can freeze operations in their tracks. Heavy snow leads to road closures, slippery highways, and delayed deliveries, much like a Northern blizzard halting an army's march. For trucking fleets, this means longer transit times for goods like perishables, electronics, and pharmaceuticals, spiking costs a
Paolo Scrofani
Nov 131 min read
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Honoring Veterans Day and the US Marine Corps' 250th Anniversary
Hey Team, Happy Veterans Day! Today, November 11, 2025, we're tipping our hats (or helmets) to all you amazing folks who've served in the armed forces. Your bravery and dedication keep us all going—thanks for being the real MVPs! And guess what? It's extra special this year because we're toasting the United States Marine Corps on their whopping 250th birthday! Founded way back on November 10, 1775, the Marines have been kicking butt and staying "Semper Fidelis" for a quarte
Paolo Scrofani
Nov 111 min read
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Seasonal Shifts in Supply Chain Commodities: Adapting with TruckWardenâ„¢
As seasons change, so do the commodities flowing through the supply chain. Winter might see a rise in heating equipment, pharmaceuticals, and non-perishable foods, while summer boosts demand for perishables like fresh produce and beverages. These shifts influence everything from inventory management to transportation, requiring logistics teams to adjust routes and protocols accordingly. For example, during fall and winter holidays, there's often a spike in consumer goods like
Paolo Scrofani
Nov 62 min read
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Thanksgiving Supply Chains: Disruptions and Cargo Theft Risks
As Thanksgiving nears, the supply chain for holiday essentials like turkeys and cranberries faces intense pressure from economic shifts, weather events, and logistics challenges. In 2025, these issues are heightened by global uncertainties, with a notable rise in cargo theft during holiday periods adding to the strain. This article examines the key disruptions, theft threats, and mitigation approaches. Supply Chain Challenges The journey from farm to table involves agricultu
Paolo Scrofani
Nov 32 min read
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