David Taube is an Associate Editor at various industry publications including Supply Chain Dive and Smart Cities Dive. He covers a range of topics related to supply chain and logistics, telecommunications, and business economics, with a focus on transportation policy, litigation, and logistics technology. David's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Finance and Automotive Dive.
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David Taube's coverage focuses primarily on the transportation & logistics industry, with a special emphasis on the trucking sector and related government regulations. His articles often cite data and include information from press releases, suggesting he would be interested in pitches that offer access to exclusive data or insights into trends within the transportation and trucking sectors.
Given his geographic focus on Canada (Ontario), relevant pitches should center around developments specific to this region or provide insights into how broader national or international trends are impacting Ontario specifically.
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Meanwhile, the Transportation Intermediaries Association told Trucking Dive that current publicly available data is woefully inadequate.
A November 2020 collision led to years of litigation and a June 2026 jury trial.
The addition is part of an expansion into the northern part of the Golden State that includes Oakland.
The state and federal government have laid out arguments in a non-domiciled CDL case that could be decided before an Oct. 1 withholding of U.S. money.
San Bernardino, California-based Victory Freight Corp. and related businesses recently filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcies.
The initiative is tied to the company’s products and also includes digital upgrades to better monitor and anticipate maintenance needs.
At the forefront, Mountain Valley Express ended operations and is auctioning assets, according to representatives.
The restructuring plan seeks to save $40 million annually, according to a securities filing.
