Arrive Logistics was recently honored by Descartes MacroPoint as a Top Carrier for 2023.

AUSTIN, Texas, June 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Great Place To Work and Fortune magazine have honored Arrive Logistics as one of this year's Best Workplaces in Texas. This is Arrive's first time being named to this prestigious list, coming in at No. 18. To be selected, Arrive Logistics surpassed rigorous benchmarks and has established itself as one of the best companies to work for headquartered in Texas.To determine the Fortune Best Workplaces in Texas™ List, Great Place To Work surveyed more than 100,000 employees at eligible companies. Via the Trust Index™ Survey, employees shared honest feedback about their experience by responding to 60 statements about the employee experience and answering two open-ended questions."Our employees' experience is the highest priority for us, and we are grateful to each of our team members who put in the effort each day to deliver results for each other and our transportation partners," Chief People Officer Jonathan Schoonmaker said. "This relentless effort is what has lifted Arrive to be the amazing place it is and we're thrilled to celebrate our team who earned this incredible honor."The Best Workplaces in Texas list is highly competitive

Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: AI’s rising impact on cross-border trade focus of new report; Mexican authorities recorded 142 tractor-trailer thefts in April; Texas logistics firm opens Phoenix location; and South Texas college launching CDL program.AI’s rising impact on cross-border trade focus of new reportAccording to a new report from Eurora, AI and machine learning (ML) can help shippers comply with the diverse cross-border trade regulations enforced by different countries.The report, “The case for AI in cross-border trade,” examines challenges faced by logistics providers and the e-commerce sector due to an increasingly complicated regulatory environment and how AI and ML can help streamline international shipments.Chris Lentjes, Eurora’s CEO of U.S. operations, said AI and ML are hot topics.“Some people think about AI as a robot,  some people think about it as ChatGPT, and some are thinking about autonomous vehicles,” Lentjes told FreightWaves. “In essence, they are technically all correct; we’re all using various forms of AI to support day-to-day things that we’re doing.”Eurora uses AI to automatically manage cross-border documents for requirements such as value-added tax, duty amounts, declarations and more. The company has more than 250 clients sending millions of parcels every day.Eurora, which is based in Estonia, has its U.S. headquarters in the Miami area