Electric truck implementation
Many feel as though electric trucks will continue to take a backseat for private transportation fleets and for-hire carriers.
Many feel as though electric trucks will continue to take a backseat for private transportation fleets and for-hire carriers.
On todays episode Chad Prevost talks to Nick Austin about some dangerously cold weather, and Zach Strickland about volumes.
It’s going to be cold and windy over the next few days. Here’s a look at how dangerous a severe windchill can be.
On todays episode, Chad Prevost talks weather with Nick Austin about weekend weather, and John Paul Hampstead about volumes.
WTT episode sponsored by Redwood LogisticsThe dynamic freight duo are joined by guest star, Zach Strickland, as they discuss the weekly market playbook:Weekly Market Update: Largest single day drop in freight volume since Spring of 2018The Permian Basin’s demand for crude oil tanker trucks could quadruple in Q2Shippers have the upper hand in 2019. Here’s what that means:
On todays episode, Chad Prevost discusses the polar vortex with Nick Austin, Jeff Seibenhener offers advice on password safety, and Jesse Cohen gives insight to the air cargo market.
We look at the top freight markets broken down by flatbed, dry van, and reefer van.
On todays episode, Chad Prevost catches up with Market Experts: Nick Austin, Donny Gilbert, and Zach Strickland to talk about the weather, volumes, and CASS freight index
A glimpse at the ATA Truck Tonnage Index.
On todays episode, Chad Prevost talks to three of our market experts: Nick Austin updates us on winter weather, Zach Strickland with tender rejection, and Dean Croke shares some research about sleep.
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On todays episode, Chad Prevost gives us a winter weather update, then Micheal Crosby gives some insight on volume.
On todays episode, Chad Prevost catches up with Nick Austin about the weather, John Paul Hampstead about volumes, and John Kingston about IMO2020 as it relates to market prices.
WTT episode sponsored by Redwood LogisticsFirst, JP gets back on track with a Bell’s Two-Hearted and Chad shares a Naked River Hop Hatch with special guest Zach Strickland. Then, they tackle the headlines with a Market Playbook angle: Weekly Market Update: Capacity abounds as volume flattens. Inflation pressure cools, but trucking rates keep climbing. Carriers roughed up as shippers, brokers search for freight market bottom. And onto other headlines of the week: U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of driver in dispute with New Prime. Ford, Volkswagen announce partnership to jointly develop commercial vans, pickups. Volkswagen announces Chattanooga plant expansion; focus on electric vehicles. Finally, they play an especially rousing round of Big Deal, Little Deal? And last but not least, they have 5 Good Minutes with SVP of Redwood Logistics, Steve Gadaleta.
To say the Sierras got some snow over the last few days would be an understatement.
Sponsored by Redwood LogisticsCultural alignment matters: one of the greatest barriers to successful M&As is lack of cultural integration.
Sponsored by Redwood LogisticsCultural alignment matters: one of the greatest barriers to successful M&As is lack of cultural integration.
On today’s episode Chad Provest talks to three Market Experts Nick Austin with the weather, Tech Expert Jeff Seibenhener, and Oil Market Expert John Kingston.
There’s been a significant increase in commercial motor fatalities over the past couple years. We look at some of the causes.