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Rob Hatchett, president of Fleet Intel, discusses the importance of having real-time driver pay data at your fingertips.

Ultimately, utilizing digital tools to manage spot transactions drives down both transportation and labor costs.

Data-driven decision making is essential to stay ahead in this volatile environment for shippers.

Jose Minarro of Sunset Transportation chats with Reliance Partners’ Mark Vickers on why Mexican cargo insurance is a must-have for shippers.

In an industry reeling from early retirements and halted driving school programs, an effective strategy for recruiting and retaining drivers is more important than ever.

Airborne performs direct maintenance for both passenger and cargo airlines, including Frontier, United Airlines, and ATSG’s sister airlines ATI, ABX Air and Omni.

By partnering with Carbon Fund, Convoy is offering two environmental attributes certificates to customers interested in lowering their emissions.

The commercialization of autonomous vehicles is an all-hands-on-deck affair, requiring competitors to collaborate with each other.

While automation offers the quickest path to increased efficiency, many companies are held down by slow-to-adapt legacy operations or siloed solutions.

While building out custom solutions is an important part of many brokerages’ road maps, some tools — especially those that require significant maintenance and regular updates — are better outsourced for maximum efficiency.

Echo Global Logistics’ Jay Gustafson describes the best formula for managing transportation needs.

President of PGT Trucking said the load-matching trend doesn’t adequately respond to today’s supply chain constraints, driver shortage and polluted environment.

Parsyl extracts and transforms data into actionable insights for a particular commodity’s transportation network.

Andy Owens, a member of the Southwest Oregon Workforce Investment Board, explains how trucking can gain strong support at the local level.

The quick movement of chassis and containers at the port, warehouse and yard is key to regaining supply chain efficiency.

“We cut out three to four hours a day of just nonsense back and forth between carriers, accounting, operations.”

It is well known that desperation breeds innovation, and many across the logistics industry have certainly found themselves desperate for capacity this year.

Convoy’s focus on empty miles emphasizes the importance of looking within your transportation network to work toward carbon neutrality.

Reliance Partners’ Mark Vickers chats with Redwood Logistics’ Troy Ryley on how shippers can best protect themselves against cross-border risks.

The success of a business depends on its ability to generate social and political support.