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Police are now also required to investigate every cargo theft report filed, regardless of where the theft occurred. That’s a significant change. For Alabama carriers crossing into Tennessee on I-65 or I-24, this is good news. Cargo theft has risen dramatically in recent years, costing the industry an estimated $18 million per day nationally according to […]