Mexico Trucker Online

Chicago Tribune It typically takes three trucks to haul a load of cargo from Mexico to Chicago. The first one carries it into the U.S., where the load is transferred to a second Mexican truck, which is allowed to operate only within 25 miles of the border. That truck shuttles the goods to an American-owned truck, within that 25-mile border zone, that will deliver it to the heartland. That routine applies to all but one carrier — Transportes Olympic, of Monterrey, Mexico — which this month became the first Mexican trucking company to receive a permit to carry cargo all ….Read More