The Changing Transportation Landscape: What Every Underwriter Should Know-The Changing Transportation Landscape: What Every Underwriter Should Know

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Today's webinar on The Changing Transportation Landscape covered a range of topics crucial for underwriters to understand. Hosted by the Inland Marine Underwriters Association, the event featured speakers Pat Stoick and Dan Murray addressing key issues such as the driver shortage, truck parking challenges, safety technologies, autonomous vehicles, and the impact of litigation on the industry. Dan emphasized the importance of researching issues like driver shortages, truck parking, and safety technologies to understand their impact on cargo transportation. He also discussed the role of AI technologies in improving safety and mitigating errors. Additionally, the webinar touched on the impact of California's regulations on the industry, including proposed bans on internal combustion engine vehicles and the challenges faced by companies at ports like LA Long Beach. The session highlighted the need for underwriters to stay informed about these critical issues to effectively mitigate risks and ensure the safety of cargo and transportation operations.

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Date of Publication: December 12, 2023
Duration: 68 min

Learn about the most critical issues in trucking today and see how those issues impact the safety and financial vitality of motor carriers, truck drivers, and freight stakeholders throughout the U.S.

Whether it is risk management, legalization of marijuana or labor shortages, the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) provides a bottom-line assessment of short and long term issues that are changing the freight business models. This research is an important underwriting tool for risk evaluation.

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driver shortage

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