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Jan 19, 2025: Truck driver Sukhjinder Singh, 37, jackknifes on the Cheat Lake Bridge in WV during a snowstorm. Deputies respond to the scene. Singh tells them he “lost control” due to weather conditions. Jan 19 (later that day): Morgantown Police Dept received a missing persons report for Kevin Lataille, 59, of Pennsylvania. Jan 19: Police begin searching for Lataille. Jan 23: Phone location data placed Lataille's last known whereabouts near the Cheat Lake Bridge. Investigators review surveillance footage. It shows a large vehicle sliding on the bridge, kicking up snow. Then, a separate passenger car fell from the bridge into the lake. Due to severe weather and dangerous lake conditions, deputies scheduled the recovery mission for January 26. Jan 26: Recovery teams pull Kevin’s car from the lake. He was still in the driver’s seat, still wearing his seatbelt. Feb 28: Singh is interviewed with the help of a translator. He admits to driving the truck, but denies striking any vehicles or driving recklessly. Witnesses described Singh’s driving as reckless. Some even called it criminal. Deputies concluded he was operating his tractor-trailer at an unsafe speed despite the hazardous, snow-covered roads. They confirmed Singh struck another vehicle before reaching the bridge... and never stopped. Mar 3: An arrest warrant was issued for Sukhjinder Singh, of New York, for negligent homicide Mar 6: Singh is arrested in Fontana, California, after initially refusing to waive extradition. It took a governor’s warrant to get him back to West Virginia. He is charged with negligent homicide (a misdemeanor in West Virginia). Bond is set at $500,000. He’s also being held on a federal immigration detainer with no bond.

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Jan 19, 2025: Truck driver Sukhjinder Singh, 37, jackknifes on the Cheat Lake Bridge in WV during a snowstorm. Deputies respond to the scene. Singh tells them he “lost control” due to weather conditions. Jan 19 (later that day): Morgantown Police Dept received a missing persons report for Kevin Lataille, 59, of Pennsylvania. Jan 19: Police begin searching for Lataille. Jan 23: Phone location data placed Lataille's last known whereabouts near the Cheat Lake Bridge. Investigators review surveillance footage. It shows a large vehicle sliding on the bridge, kicking up snow. Then, a separate passenger car fell from the bridge into the lake. Due to severe weather and dangerous lake conditions, deputies scheduled the recovery mission for January 26. Jan 26: Recovery teams pull Kevin’s car from the lake. He was still in the driver’s seat, still wearing his seatbelt. Feb 28: Singh is interviewed with the help of a translator. He admits to driving the truck, but denies striking any vehicles or driving recklessly. Witnesses described Singh’s driving as reckless. Some even called it criminal. Deputies concluded he was operating his tractor-trailer at an unsafe speed despite the hazardous, snow-covered roads. They confirmed Singh struck another vehicle before reaching the bridge... and never stopped. Mar 3: An arrest warrant was issued for Sukhjinder Singh, of New York, for negligent homicide Mar 6: Singh is arrested in Fontana, California, after initially refusing to waive extradition. It took a governor’s warrant to get him back to West Virginia. He is charged with negligent homicide (a misdemeanor in West Virginia). Bond is set at $500,000. He’s also being held on a federal immigration detainer with no bond.

Jan 19, 2025: Truck driver Sukhjinder Singh, 37, jackknifes on the Cheat Lake Bridge in WV during a snowstorm. Deputies respond to the scene. Singh tells them he “lost control” due to weather conditions. Jan 19 (later that day): Morgantown Police Dept received a missing persons report for Kevin Lataille, 59, of Pennsylvania. Jan 19: Police begin searching for Lataille. Jan 23: Phone location data placed Lataille's last known whereabouts near the Cheat Lake Bridge. Investigators review surveillance footage. It shows a large vehicle sliding on the bridge, kicking up snow. Then, a separate passenger car fell from the bridge into the lake. Due to severe weather and dangerous lake conditions, deputies scheduled the recovery mission for January 26. Jan 26: Recovery teams pull Kevin’s car from the lake. He was still in the driver’s seat, still wearing his seatbelt. Feb 28: Singh is interviewed with the help of a translator. He admits to driving the truck, but denies striking any vehicles or driving recklessly. Witnesses described Singh’s driving as reckless. Some even called it criminal. Deputies concluded he was operating his tractor-trailer at an unsafe speed despite the hazardous, snow-covered roads. They confirmed Singh struck another vehicle before reaching the bridge... and never stopped. Mar 3: An arrest warrant was issued for Sukhjinder Singh, of New York, for negligent homicide Mar 6: Singh is arrested in Fontana, California, after initially refusing to waive extradition. It took a governor’s warrant to get him back to West Virginia. He is charged with negligent homicide (a misdemeanor in West Virginia). Bond is set at $500,000. He’s also being held on a federal immigration detainer with no bond.

Jan 19, 2025: Truck driver Sukhjinder Singh, 37, jackknifes on the Cheat Lake Bridge in WV during a snowstorm. Deputies respond to the scene. Singh tells them he “lost control” due to weather conditions. Jan 19 (later that day): Morgantown Police Dept received a missing persons report for Kevin Lataille, 59, of Pennsylvania. Jan 19: Police begin searching for Lataille. Jan 23: Phone location data placed Lataille's last known whereabouts near the Cheat Lake Bridge. Investigators review surveillance footage. It shows a large vehicle sliding on the bridge, kicking up snow. Then, a separate passenger car fell from the bridge into the lake. Due to severe weather and dangerous lake conditions, deputies scheduled the recovery mission for January 26. Jan 26: Recovery teams pull Kevin’s car from the lake. He was still in the driver’s seat, still wearing his seatbelt. Feb 28: Singh is interviewed with the help of a translator. He admits to driving the truck, but denies striking any vehicles or driving recklessly. Witnesses described Singh’s driving as reckless. Some even called it criminal. Deputies concluded he was operating his tractor-trailer at an unsafe speed despite the hazardous, snow-covered roads. They confirmed Singh struck another vehicle before reaching the bridge... and never stopped. Mar 3: An arrest warrant was issued for Sukhjinder Singh, of New York, for negligent homicide Mar 6: Singh is arrested in Fontana, California, after initially refusing to waive extradition. It took a governor’s warrant to get him back to West Virginia. He is charged with negligent homicide (a misdemeanor in West Virginia). Bond is set at $500,000. He’s also being held on a federal immigration detainer with no bond.

Jan 19, 2025: Truck driver Sukhjinder Singh, 37, jackknifes on the Cheat Lake Bridge in WV during a snowstorm. Deputies respond to the scene. Singh tells them he “lost control” due to weather conditions. Jan 19 (later that day): Morgantown Police Dept received a missing persons report for Kevin Lataille, 59, of Pennsylvania. Jan 19: Police begin searching for Lataille. Jan 23: Phone location data placed Lataille's last known whereabouts near the Cheat Lake Bridge. Investigators review surveillance footage. It shows a large vehicle sliding on the bridge, kicking up snow. Then, a separate passenger car fell from the bridge into the lake. Due to severe weather and dangerous lake conditions, deputies scheduled the recovery mission for January 26. Jan 26: Recovery teams pull Kevin’s car from the lake. He was still in the driver’s seat, still wearing his seatbelt. Feb 28: Singh is interviewed with the help of a translator. He admits to driving the truck, but denies striking any vehicles or driving recklessly. Witnesses described Singh’s driving as reckless. Some even called it criminal. Deputies concluded he was operating his tractor-trailer at an unsafe speed despite the hazardous, snow-covered roads. They confirmed Singh struck another vehicle before reaching the bridge... and never stopped. Mar 3: An arrest warrant was issued for Sukhjinder Singh, of New York, for negligent homicide Mar 6: Singh is arrested in Fontana, California, after initially refusing to waive extradition. It took a governor’s warrant to get him back to West Virginia. He is charged with negligent homicide (a misdemeanor in West Virginia). Bond is set at $500,000. He’s also being held on a federal immigration detainer with no bond.

There is a divergence happening in the market. Shippers are demanding that providers use their own trucks or their own freight networks, forbidding loads from being posted out to public load boards. Carriers that have direct shipper freight have an abundance of freight ops.

Everyone is afraid AI is going to eliminate their job. Jensen Huang says the opposite is true. Huang: “The fact of the matter is PCs made us more busy. The internet made us more busy. Mobile devices made us super busy.” Every technology wave in history that was supposed to destroy work instead created more of it. Not different work. More work. The pattern is consistent enough that dismissing it requires a real argument. Not just anxiety. Jensen has one more point before the fear narrative even gets started. Huang: “We are millions of truck drivers short. We are tens of millions of manufacturing workers short. Employment is very high, and yet many companies don’t have enough labor.” The current economy is not suffering from too much automation. It is suffering from not enough workers. Robots do not arrive into a world of abundance and displace people who have jobs. They arrive into a world of shortage and fill roles that cannot be filled any other way. Huang: “Robots will fill in that gap. As a result, all of our country’s economy will grow. And when the economy grows, most companies tend to hire more people.” The logic is clean. Shortages constrain growth. Growth constrained means wealth not created. Companies not scaled. Jobs not added. Robots remove the constraint. Economy expands. Hiring follows expansion. That argument is historically airtight. But history has also never seen a technology that could perform cognitive work at this scale. Every previous wave automated physical or mechanical tasks. This one is different in kind. Not just degree. The labor shortage is real. Jensen’s pattern recognition is legitimate. And the honest answer is that nobody knows with certainty whether this wave follows the same arc as every previous one. What is certain is that the people who bet against technology creating more work have been wrong every single time. So far.

Troy Caldwell, a tow truck driver, was loading a vehicle on his rollback when he was hit & killed by Shodmon Yuldashev. Yuldashev was WATCHING YOUTUBE when he slammed into Troy & his truck. Yuldashev was released on bail. And he’s GONE. This is Troy. This is why it matters!!!