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Tenstreet built a hiring network out of paperwork
A fax replacement became a meeting place for truck drivers and the fleets that need them. Tenstreet’s advantage is the work neither side has to repeat.
Wise wants to get the paperwork out of the driver's seat
A delivery business runs on more than vans. Wise has built a business around the documents, payments and unanswered questions that can turn a driver's working week into an administrative obstacle course.
The Startup That Read 400,000 Truck Crashes So Your Fleet Doesn't Become the Next One
Idelic turned a trucking company's in-house safety tool into a machine-learning platform that predicts crashes before they happen. In April 2026, Descartes bought it for up to $40 million.
aifleet
aifleet is an Austin-based, tech-driven trucking company that runs its own fleet on proprietary AI. Instead of selling software to carriers, it operates as a full-stack truckload carrier, using machine learning to book, price, and stack loads so trucks run fuller and drivers earn more with predictable weekly home time. The company reports roughly 40% higher truck utilization than the industry average and aims to fix the chronic inefficiency and high driver turnover that define long-haul freight.