LTL shipments are defined by a classification, depending on the type of product. Freight class plays a prominent role in calculating how much the freight carrier will charge you for transportation.

The ELD mandate and the driver shortage have been key factors contributing to the capacity crunch the industry is experiencing right now.

In order to keep pace with new technology and shifting regulations, we are predicting some trends for the upcoming year. What can you expect from the transportation industry in 2015?

5 Simple Ways to Drive LTL Freight Savings Within Your Business In today’s economy, every business is looking for an edge.  A savings of 10% or more in transportation spend could have a significant impact on your bottom line and could give your company an important competitive advantage.

5 Mistakes that Cripple Profitability and How to Correct Them

2016 will be a fascinating year for those in the transportation industry. There will be several factors coming into play that will affect the industry for years going forward, but by far the biggest story is rising transportation costs.

Motor freight carriers roll out general rate increases (GRIs) just about every year. There’s a lot of talk around why this happens, but what’s more important is how to mitigate the impact of these charges.

The driver shortage and fluctuating fuel prices have changed the way carriers work with shippers. Since freight transportation is predicted to grow significantly in the next decade, shippers will have to compete even more to move goods and find capacity.

In this eBook, you will gain insight into the current rules and regulations imposed on the transportation industry by the Department of Transportation (DOT).

In this eBook, you will learn all about the basics of shipping LTL freight.

Why consistent delivery is the primary element in gaining customer satisfaction…

We’ve created a brand new Trailer Equipment Guide that outlines the various types of truck trailers. See more information about Dry Vans, Reefers, Containers, Tankers, Hoppers, Flatbeds, and Drop Decks. View the new Trailer Equipment Guide and contact one of our brokerage sales representatives by phone, fax, e-mail, or social media for questions and free […]