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EPISODE · Dec 12, 2025 · 1H 2M

The Future of Trucking in California: Drivers, Diversity, and Technology

from Kev Talks - REAL World Global Logistics · host Kevin Higgins and Kevin Parkerson

Guests: Jim Gillis (IMC Logistics) & Eric Sauer (California Trucking Association)In this episode, we dive into the challenges and opportunities for trucking in California. From ZEV fleet mandates and rising operational costs to driver retention, parking, and cargo theft, Jim and Eric share insights on how carriers, shippers, and importers can navigate the complex regulatory and economic landscape. They also highlight the growing diversity in the driver workforce and why staying engaged with industry associations is crucial for success.Key Takeaways:California trucking faces high costs, strict regulations, and parking shortages.Driver workforce trends are shifting younger with more women entering the industry.Associations like CTA play a key role in advocacy and policy.Cargo theft remains a critical issue—collaboration is essential.Resources:IMC Logistics: www.imcc.comCalifornia Trucking Association: www.caltrux.orgThis episode is sponsored by IMC Logistics

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