According to the latest report from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, total transborder freight in North America was up 7.5% in February over the same month a year ago. That was driven by a 4.4% increase in freight between U.S. and Canada, and a 10.6% increase in U.S.-Mexico freight.
Of the $128.9 billion of transborder freight moved in February across all modes, trucking moved by far the largest portion of that -- $83.4 billion.
Ryan Williams, vice president of solutions and head of cross-border at Coyote Logistics, joins us this week on The 10-44 to talk about what his company is seeing and how it’s handling the influx of cross-border freight.
00:00 10-44 intro
00:31 Bureau of Transportation Statistics
01:15 Coyote Logistics
03:16 Nearshoring
06:41 U.S.-Mexico freight
08:36 Expanding operations into Mexico
11:02 U.S.-Canada freight
