Record high fuel prices in May and June this year have created a significant headwind for motor carriers as they continue to weather the current wave of market instability. In March, after the start of the Russia-Ukraine war, consumers and the transportation industry noticed fuel prices skyrocketing, but the reality is that even before U.S. […]
With the country navigating a weakening economy, companies industry wide are struggling to hire and retain drivers.
Reliance Partners’ Robert Kaferle describes simple ways fleets can derive savings.
Shippers are beginning to realize that their tried and true RFP methods will no longer keep them competitive in a changing market, pushing them to consider new, data-driven options.
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Technology solutions, like the ones offered by Trucker Tools, help shippers and carriers achieve visibility and quickly book available trucks and nearby loads with the power of real-time, early and accurate data.
With the right technology, fleets can confidently weather any storm.
With millions of truck drivers on the roads every day, it is up to carriers to ensure they uphold the values and safety-first focus of the professional trucker. And it all starts with training.
As the industry continues to grapple with the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, dedicated options seem to be making their way back into the spotlight.
As the world continues to become increasingly digitized, especially since this shift was accelerated due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies have had to find a balance in the workplace in managing relationships despite being primarily online.
“We deliver, so you can” is more than a tagline — it’s the foundation upon which Arrive Logistics has built its business.
“Ditat has definitely helped us increase cash flow just by making the billing cycle efficient and allowing a one-stop place for our drivers to have the ability to get their dispatch, scan their bills of lading in and then it directly goes into the TMS and we can bill it out the same day.”
The side of the road can be a very dangerous place to be, especially if you don’t make your presence known.
Rising fuel costs have affected every link in the supply chain across all modes of transportation.
According to a recent Bloomberg article, electric vehicles are taking off even faster than expected and “are eating into the transportation system and taking bigger bites every year.”
For shippers, incorporating sustainability into supply chains is critical.
Shippers and carriers are now managing their operations on a single AI-powered transportation management platform with PCS Software.
TriumphPay improves the payments experience with expedited and secure transactions.
Insurance, safety and visibility solutions were major talking points as the industry anticipates an uptick in cross-border trade.
With a federal judge recently invalidating leases to drill for oil and gas in the Gulf of Mexico, now is a great time for shippers and carriers to shift focus toward network and route efficiency in order to reduce the amount of empty miles and unnecessary fuel usage.
