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October 30, 2026
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Super Ego returns, bans non-domiciled, non-English speaking drivers

Super Ego comes roaring back to life, promising a pivot to safety after going quiet for months following bombshell allegations...

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Super Ego, the notorious leasing company (or an elite motor carrier if you're C.H. Robinson or TQL) is back in business operating out of the same address in Elmhurst, Illinois, and promising to straighten out its act.

Overdrive visited the company's lot at 677 N Larch Avenue in Elmhurst, Illinois, on Wednesday and found it largely empty, with all entrances and exits blocked off by white bobtails.

All trucks on the once-bustling lot had been scrubbed of DOT numbers and markings, but some of the trailers still bore the SkyBlue logo. Serbian sources say Super Ego's Belgrade office rebranded to SkyBlue following the explosive "60 Minutes" expose in April.

But a new press push says the company is keeping its old name and instituting some new standards.

This story was originally published by Overdrive. Read the full story at Overdrive →

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