Tony Bradley

Husband and father first, everything else is secondary. Have a tendency to be brutally honest.

[Joselyine Chap❤️ @joselyinechap]

We need to stop calling these 'accidents.' This was a choice. She traded everything for a 3 second notification. Reality doesn’t care about your excuses.

[Transport Topics @TransportTopics]

Cargo theft is costing truckers nationwide at a rate amounting to $18 million each day, according to the @Truck_Research.

Story by @_NoelFletcher. https://t.co/NBwubH2kMo

[E X X ➠A L E R T S @ExxAlerts]

ALERT: Trucker rescued a woman who was running through traffic, handcuffed after being allegedly kidnapped by a man posing as a police officer.

Anthony Moore was driving his truck in Aiken County, South Carolina, when he spotted a woman running across the road who was handcuffed.

“She says, ‘Help me, help me. He’s trying to kidnap me.'“

Jonathan Willard, 39, approached Moore’s truck and flashed a ‘badge’ sideways to Moore, saying he was law enforcement.

The woman jumped into Moore’s car, and according to Moore, she said, “No, he is not. He tried to kidnap me, sir.”

Another driver stopped and called 911, saying, “Yeah, he [Willard] can’t be legit… Hell no, because he’s in a white Cadillac.”

Williard then drove off, but was later located and arrested by authorities, and is being charged with impersonating law enforcement and kidnapping.

Moore, who is a preacher, says God put him there and, “Delayed divine timing. There is an appointed place for us to be at an appointed time.”

[Commercial Carrier Journal @CCJnow]

Cargo thieves are getting smarter, from fake carrier wraps to social media-fueled targeting. Know the tactics so you can stay one step ahead. https://t.co/wO1jBiGm69

[Rod D. Martin @RodDMartin]

92 million jobs are about to disappear.

But 170 million will replace them.

The biggest job creation event since the internet is hiding in Anthropic’s data.

69% of CEOs say their AI investments will either maintain or increase headcount.

I’ve long said AI can’t replace you. But it may replace your job.

That’s not a contradiction.

AI replaces tasks… but makes human accountability more valuable than ever.

It’s made me 5× more productive. It hasn’t replaced me — it can’t. I still provide judgment, vision, direction — and I sign my name to the final work.

Now that I have these tools, I need to hire more humans to use them!

Anthropic released its labor market study last month. The internet exploded with doom: “Great Recession for white-collar workers,” lists of dying jobs, think pieces asking if your CS degree was worthless.

But the same data that shows displacement also shows massive opportunity — if you read it right.

In computer & math jobs alone, AI’s theoretical capability is 94%. Actual usage? Just 33%.

Doomer take: the gap closes → jobs vanish.

Opportunity take: that gap is trillions in unrealized productivity — and closing it creates work.

Every point of that gap needs integration, compliance, quality assurance, training, security, change management… roles that barely existed three years ago.

We’ve seen this movie before.

1970: ~250,000 bank tellers. ATMs arrive. Tellers were supposed to go extinct. And yes, tellers per branch dropped.

Total tellers? Roughly doubled.

ATMs made branches cheaper, so banks opened more. Tellers shifted to advisory work. The job didn’t die — it expanded.

VisiCalc (1979) → Excel. Accounting was supposed to be wiped out.

Real world? Accountants & bookkeepers grew from 299,000 to 524,000 in a decade. Today: 1.28 million and still growing 4% a year.

Spreadsheets didn’t kill accounting. They supercharged it.

Same story with paralegals, cashiers, developers — every new tool was supposed to eliminate them. Instead, those fields grew.

Economists call it the Jevons Paradox: when technology makes something cheaper, we use more of it — not less.

It happened with coal in 1865. It’s happening with knowledge work in 2026.

Disruption is real. The old world ends.

But the new one is far better — and the jobs that don’t exist yet are the real story.

The biggest job creation event since the internet is already underway.

Are you positioning yourself — and your team — on the opportunity side?

Full article in the first reply 👇

[U.S. Department of Transportation @USDOT]

💥@FMCSA Administrator Derek Barrs NAILS IT on @NewsNation:

This is not a RED STATE or BLUE STATE issue. ALL states must comply with the law and issue trucking licenses properly.

This is about SAFETY NOT POLITICS 🚛

[Robert Pondiscio @rpondiscio]

"Sports do not build character. They reveal it" -- John Wooden.

[Tony Bradley @myroundtable]

I was not ready for this today, but it is something I realize every moment I spend with my kiddos.

[Nilson Marcelo | @TopGrafx @TopGrafx]

6 coisas que os filhos fazem só por um tempo... e depois desaparecem para sempre 😞

1. Um dia eles param de correr até você assim que acordam.
Aquele barulho de pezinhos no corredor, o abraço na cama... aos poucos dá lugar ao silêncio e à porta fechada do quarto.

2. Eles param de dizer: "Mamãe, papai, olha!"
Já não correm mais para te mostrar cada pedrinha ou cada desenho.
Pouco a pouco, o mundo deles fica mais silencioso... e mais deles.

3. Um dia eles param de segurar sua mão enquanto caminham.
E de repente você sente o vazio.
Não porque o amor acabou... mas porque eles estão crescendo.

4. Um dia eles param de dormir nos seus braços.
Aquele apoio no seu ombro, a respiração ficando calma...
são momentos que, sem aviso, acabam.

5. Em algum momento, eles deixam de acreditar que o seu beijo resolve tudo.
Antes bastava um curativo.
Depois, as feridas mais profundas começam a se esconder na música e no silêncio... não mais nos seus braços.

6. Eles param de te trazer seus "tesouros".
Folhas, papéis, pequenas descobertas.
Aquele amor puro e espontâneo... simplesmente diminui.

A infância não é um ensaio. Acontece agora e, enquanto ainda pedem colo e chamam você o dia inteiro, aproveite cada momento. ❤️

[Nilson Marcelo | @TopGrafx @TopGrafx]

6 coisas que os filhos fazem só por um tempo... e depois desaparecem para sempre 😞

1. Um dia eles param de correr até você assim que acordam.
Aquele barulho de pezinhos no corredor, o abraço na cama... aos poucos dá lugar ao silêncio e à porta fechada do quarto.

2. Eles param de dizer: "Mamãe, papai, olha!"
Já não correm mais para te mostrar cada pedrinha ou cada desenho.
Pouco a pouco, o mundo deles fica mais silencioso... e mais deles.

3. Um dia eles param de segurar sua mão enquanto caminham.
E de repente você sente o vazio.
Não porque o amor acabou... mas porque eles estão crescendo.

4. Um dia eles param de dormir nos seus braços.
Aquele apoio no seu ombro, a respiração ficando calma...
são momentos que, sem aviso, acabam.

5. Em algum momento, eles deixam de acreditar que o seu beijo resolve tudo.
Antes bastava um curativo.
Depois, as feridas mais profundas começam a se esconder na música e no silêncio... não mais nos seus braços.

6. Eles param de te trazer seus "tesouros".
Folhas, papéis, pequenas descobertas.
Aquele amor puro e espontâneo... simplesmente diminui.

A infância não é um ensaio. Acontece agora e, enquanto ainda pedem colo e chamam você o dia inteiro, aproveite cada momento. ❤️

[AZ Trucking Assoc' @aztrucking]

Chameleon carriers, companies that rack up violations, then rebrand to dodge enforcement—are a direct threat to safety and fairness in trucking. They’re one of TAEC’s “7 deadly sins.” Proud to work with FMCSA to shut down these bad actors!

https://t.co/eUp89bd1pR

[60 Minutes @60Minutes]

A whistleblower says taking money from U.S. truck drivers became a competition. A document 60 Minutes obtained shows that in just one week, the top dispatcher cut nearly $24,000 or 32% from drivers’ pay. https://t.co/mTpkWPV0Qz

[60 Minutes @60Minutes]

Chameleon carriers are four times more likely to be involved in crashes, according to data from a risk assessment firm, Fusable.

[azcentral @azcentral]

The build-out of State Route 30 will begin with the center section between Loops 303 and 202 in the West Valley. https://t.co/4LnVL2HqVO

[maybe danielle 💻🚛🇺🇸 @maybedanielleee]

Wichita Falls, Texas — Kamalijit Singh, 33, was arrested after police located a stolen load of copper at Love’s Truck Stop.

An ‘unauthorized company’ had picked up the load and bypassed the cargo lock twice, heading in the opposite direction of where the shipment was intended to go.

[Tony Bradley @myroundtable]

@maybedanielleee @RepGregSteube @SenAshleyMoody Hey @maybedanielleee can you send me the data on AZ? Been looking for something like what you stated above. Thx

[Swift Transportation @SwiftTransport]

We had the pleasure of welcoming Derek Barrs, Administrator of the @FMCSA, alongside Ankur Saini, Chief Information Officer of FMCSA, to Swift headquarters in Phoenix.

Thank you to Derek Barrs for taking the time to visit and engage with our team!

[wdsu @wdsu]

#BREAKING
After weeks-long bombshell testimony in a New Orleans staged wrecks trial, Vanessa Motta and Jason Giles have been convicted.https://t.co/JlV98j3fCe

[American Trucking @TRUCKINGdotORG]

At the heart of Dalilah's Law is safety ❤️

America’s trucking industry strongly supports this bill to strengthen the integrity of the CDL system. We applaud @POTUS, @USDOT @SecDuffy, @TransportGOP, @RepDavidRouzer, and @RepSamGraves for answering the call.

Today, the House Committee. Tomorrow, safer roads. Together, let's get this bill across the finish line!

👉 Learn more: https://t.co/iuEXwySynU

[Craig Fuller 🛩🚛🚂⚓️ @FreightAlley]

If you aren’t familiar with how insane nuclear lawsuits are - listen to Matt break it down for you.

This is why the SCOTUS broker liability case is a much watch for anyone in trucking.

[Commercial Carrier Journal @CCJnow]

FMCSA warns carriers about scam emails posing as DOT or FMCSA, aimed at stealing sensitive info or shaking down payments. https://t.co/7FM5ovILsf