Stay In Your Lane Podcast

26/09/2025

A 2% base rate helps to keep inflation down.

25/09/2025

You gotta BEAT the man! Watch Supply Chain Squares NOW!

24/09/2025

The de minimis exemption has ended. For businesses that rely on low-value international shipments, this means higher import costs, increased customs paperwork, and potential delays. Learn how to navigate these new challenges, optimize your supply chain, and keep products moving efficiently.

The Trump administration has announced the end of the long-standing de minimis exemption, a trade policy that allowed low-value imports to enter the United States without being subject to duties or taxes. This significant policy shift is set to have far-reaching consequences across the supply chain,

24/09/2025

Woo! Watch the full episode today!

23/09/2025

The wait is over! The latest episode of Supply Chain Squares is LIVE! Brought to you by Triple T Transport and the Stay In Your Lane Podcast, it’s the game show where logistics know-how meets laugh-out-loud chaos.

From clever moves to unexpected stumbles, every square is packed with laughs, surprises, and moments that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Who will dominate the board? Who will stumble under pressure? Watch now to find out!

23/09/2025

Rate cuts are a risky proposition.

22/09/2025

Rate cuts are coming. But will they work?

21/09/2025

From labor to personal income, the is suffering.

19/09/2025

Ready for more squares, stumps, and supply chain shenanigans? Supply Chain Squares is back September 23rd! Buckle up for another episode of the game show where trucking trivia meets comedy chaos. Who will claim the center square—and bragging rights? Find out Tuesday at 10:00 AM!

19/09/2025

Importers and exporters are absorbing some of the cost.

18/09/2025

The real effect hasn't been seen yet.

17/09/2025

As the battle over English language enforcement continues, the DOT issues a strong new warning to three states: Enforce the rules or risk losing millions in federal highway funds. See what this means for carriers and why compliance matters.

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has put three states—California, New Mexico, and Washington—on notice: either start strictly enforcing English-language proficiency requirements for commercial truck drivers or risk losing millions in federal highway funds. Transportation Secretary Sea...