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AI Freight Intel has published weekly since June 2026. Exactly five reported stories per issue.

Last updated July 25, 2026
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AI Freight Intel began publishing before this website carried issue pages. Our deployment history shows the first issue served on aifreightintel.news was Issue 004, on July 10, 2026. Issues 001 through 003 were distributed before that, and the site holds no archived copy of them.

Reconciling the early issues against our own production and distribution records turned up genuine contradictions — a duplicated file, a date that proved wrong, an edition we can find no trace of reaching anyone. Rather than smooth that over, this page states what is verified, what is not, and why. Where the record is broken we say so and leave it open, and where we have already published something incorrect we mark the correction rather than quietly editing it.

If you subscribed in June 2026 and still have those emails, we would genuinely like to hear from you. A reader's copy is better evidence than anything we hold. agbexar@gigasphere.io

Issues

Issue 006
Friday, July 24, 2026

Published to the web and announced on the same day. Currently the live issue.

  • 01
    Triumph turns trucking's payment data into AI rate indices
  • 02
    Norfolk Southern inspects moving trains with 131 AI models
  • 03
    FMCSA targets August for the driverless-truck rule
  • 04
    Ryder wires agentic AI into RyderShare and roadside assistance
  • 05
    NHTSA to test whether voice AI distracts drivers
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Issue 005
Friday, July 17, 2026

Published to the web and announced the same evening. Superseded by Issue 006; no permanent URL yet.

  • 01
    FMCSA grants Aurora driverless warning-device waiver
  • 02
    project44 splits in two, launches AI-native LSP44
  • 03
    C.H. Robinson: 45% productivity gain from AI agents
  • 04
    Walmart runs its logistics network on digital twins
  • 05
    Fr8Tech exits brokerage to become AI software company
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Issue 004
Friday, July 10, 2026

Published to the web — the first issue this site carried. Superseded; no permanent URL yet.

  • 01
    NHTSA warns AV developers over first-responder interference
  • 02
    NMFTA releases free AI governance framework for trucking
  • 03
    Magaya ships ACEbridge, an AI customs-compliance agent
  • 04
    Geotab renews Connecticut fleet automation across 3,600+ vehicles
  • 05
    Datatruck/APL Cargo claims six-figure savings on AI-native TMS exit
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Issue 003
Late June / early July 2026

No evidence of distribution. Issue 003 entered production — an internal review on July 3, 2026 found the run had picked up stale premiere-edition content, and the local file bearing its name is a duplicate of the premiere rather than an Issue 003 source. We can find no announcement of an Issue 003 on any channel. On the present evidence it appears the edition was caught in review and never reached readers, but we cannot state that as fact.

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Issue 002
Week of June 22, 2026

Announced on June 23 and again on June 25, 2026 as “coming this week,” under the masthead AI Freight Intel Weekly | Issue #002. The announcement describes the issue's scope but not its five stories, and we have recovered no copy of the edition itself. We have not been able to confirm what finally went out under the number 002.

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Issue 001 · Premiere Issue
Week of Monday, June 15, 2026

Premiere edition, distributed before this site carried issue pages. Announced the evening of June 15, 2026. The five stories below are confirmed by two independent sources — our archived premiere file and the public launch announcement, which match story for story. Correction, July 25, 2026: this entry previously gave the date as June 1, 2026, taken from a date field in our archived file. The distribution record shows the premiere published the week of June 15. The earlier date was a drafting artefact and has been corrected.

  • 01
    Agentic AI shows up in someone's earnings — C.H. Robinson credits AI with a 50% productivity gain
  • 02
    The compliance signal just reversed — Colorado guts SB 205 enforcement, pushes it to 2027
  • 03
    Aurora widens the map to 10 routes
  • 04
    Washington reaches the markup table — the SELF DRIVE Act heads to committee
  • 05
    The IPO clock starts ticking — FedEx Freight begins trading as FDXF
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Unplaced record

One further set of five stories exists in our files, carrying draft-preview metadata and a July 10, 2026 date, but it is not the lineup that published as Issue 004. We record it here rather than discard it, and we do not assign it to an issue number:

  • Autonomous freight moves from pilot to production
  • Chinese-made lidar flagged as a security risk for AV trucks
  • MOL and IBM Japan launch real-time AI ship monitoring
  • Air India Cargo goes live on cargo.one's booking platform
  • Michelin Connected Fleet ships a natural-language AI assistant

Whether this was an earlier draft, a rejected cut, or an edition that reached readers under another number is unresolved.

Publication record

Premiere editionJune 15, 2026
Issues numbered to date006
Web issue pages sinceJuly 10, 2026
Stories per issue5

The five-story format is fixed. It is not a target or an average — every issue contains exactly five reported stories, and the constraint is deliberate: it forces a ranking decision every week rather than allowing an unfiltered feed.

The publication currently runs weekly on Fridays. The premiere edition was dated a Monday, so the schedule shifted at some point in June 2026; the exact date of that change is not something we can evidence, and we are not going to invent it.