“So All Forward not only gives us access to rates, but it gives us the platform to get opportunities,” said Derek Scarborough of Global Logistical Connections Inc.
Magnus Technologies offers a solution that can run the entirety of a trucking fleet’s business operations over a single platform.
Shippers may feel like they are being pulled in two different directions when it comes to dedicated fleet solutions.
Trimble is adding an alert service to its navigation and routing apps to notify drivers when speeds are reduced up ahead due to work zones or other incidents.
Hub Group’s first quarter miss included several one-off expenses unlikely to recur. However, volume headwinds are expected to persist in the near-term.
Watchdog report lists “priority issues” requiring agency attention.
Several steps being taken will affect the supply chain
ULH withdraws 2020 outlook and suspends dividends after slowdowns in retail and manufacturing weigh on first-quarter financial results.
Even as businesses have shut down, traffic data from Inrix showed that, as of April 17, 87% of all truck vehicle miles were still being driven.
A family-owned Massachusetts trucking company fell victim to a ransomware attack
From slashing salaries to borrowing money to get to the other side of the COVID-19 pandemic, suppliers Meritor and Dana are keeping electrification programs on track while slowly restarting production.
CEO blasts what he calls the statements of “some snake oil salesmen”
The autonomous trucking outfit has so far avoided the economic carnage that has hit other startups in the self-driving industry
Combined transportation and logistics powerhouse grows gross profit despite impact from COVID-19.
Reefer is a hot trucking segment, but jumping in without considering proper insurance could freeze you in your path.
International association of forwarders says members have tools and knowledge to ease container-shipping pain of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A better than expected first quarter yields to expectations that a recovery may not occur until June. Some of Schneider’s customers are starting up again, but demand in May will likely be choppy.
While others have seen a decline in shipments, April held firm: CEO
Orbcomm operates in transportation and distribution, heavy equipment, industrial fixed assets, oil and gas, maritime, mining, and government.
Schneider Logistics is seeking to smooth and expedite the process for paying carrier partners by pairing TriumphPay’s payment solutions with Transflo’s document management tools.
