
Keep Your Truckload Freight Moving
There are many moving parts that can impact a shipper’s supply chain. From monitoring carrier capacity and driver shortages to tracking the increasing government regulations,
There are many moving parts that can impact a shipper’s supply chain. From monitoring carrier capacity and driver shortages to tracking the increasing government regulations,
Earlier this month, I wrote about the driver shortage problem in trucking, arguing that the only way to solve it is through innovation. The post
Data from various sources indicate that truckload capacity is starting to tighten. For example, here’s some data from Wolfe Research published earlier this year: When
As trucking capacity continues to tighten, becoming a “shipper of choice” for carriers is a goal many companies are striving toward. But what does that
Last week, the U.S. Labor Department reported that employers added 288,000 jobs in June, which lowered the unemployment rate to 6.1 percent, the lowest since
I’m on my way back from a week of speaking engagements, so I’ll be quick and brief with this week’s news roundup. Trucker in Tracy
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