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The Morning Mile — Wednesday, Oct. 14

September rates climbed on $6 diesel, Mexico's truck exports surge, Ontario starts a three-week safety blitz, and NYC pays carriers to deliver at night.

Summarized from CDLWire.

Sunrise over an interstate highway with semi trucks driving into the morning light

Good morning, drivers. Here is what you need to know to start Wednesday, October 14.

Rates up on $6 diesel: DAT says September spot and contract rates rose for every equipment type as monthly diesel averaged $6.291 a gallon; reefer spot set a record at $3.62 a mile.

Mexico exports surge: Heavy-truck exports jumped 144.6% in September as U.S. buyers get ahead of EPA 2027 standards; the U.S. took 92.5% of exports this year.

Ontario blitz: Project Safe Haul runs Oct. 13 to Nov. 1 in western Ontario, checking brakes, tires, steering, securement, and driver compliance.

NYC pays for night drops: A $5 million Off-Hour Delivery program pays companies to shift truck deliveries to 7 p.m.–6 a.m.

Paccar suit proceeds: A judge let the MX-13 fuel-injector warranty lawsuit move forward; Paccar denies breaching the warranty.

Denver pump warning: Skimmers — and in some cases razor blades — were found on fuel pumps across the Denver metro; check your fuel-card statements.

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