Mexico News Updates

Production soared 51.8% year over year in July to 14,675 trucks and buses from 9,668 vehicles in the year-ago period.

Daimler Truck does not expect to shutter any additional North American manufacturing plants as a consequence of plans to build its largest U.S. assembly facility.

FMCSA has proposed codifying English-language proficiency enforcement standards for commercial drivers.

U.S. dry and refrigerated van trailer imports from Canada and Mexico are now subject to antidumping duties, though at a lower rate than three complainants sought.

The Trump administration says Mexican train crews crossing the border must understand key safety information in English and not threaten U.S. jobs.

The Department of Agriculture will start a phased reopening starting with imports at the Douglas, Ariz., port of entry beginning Aug. 24, the agency said.

The goal is to preserve preferential treatment for steel produced in the U.S., Mexico and Canada, while applying a common external barrier to China.

The number of Chinese truck companies operating in Mexico has surged, creating fresh tension as Mexican negotiators seek relief from U.S. tariffs.

Mexican drivers and trucking operators have come under pressure from the Trump administration as federal agencies take a harsher stance on illegal activities.

Treasury is teaching institutions how to identify suspicious transactions by U.S. freight and logistics firms potentially tied to drug cartel-backed fuel sales to Mexico.