Mexico Freight May Be US Trucking Markets’ Biggest Stabilizer in 2026, Experts Say
U.S.–Mexico cross-border freight is poised to remain a stabilizing force in North American logistics in 2026, according to executives at Uber Freight.
In an interview with FreightWaves, Mazen Danaf, senior economist at Uber Freight, and José Guerrero, head of U.S. customs operations, said even as broader U.S. trucking markets grapple with thin margins, tariff uncertainty and unpredictable economic crosscurrents — sustained cross-border demand is reshaping how shippers and carriers should prepare for the year ahead.
“In looking at some of the statistical numbers that we’ve had through the ports down to the southern border...
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