disaster relief

Preparing donations for shipping

Carriers and brokers tend to have the weather on a TV somewhere in their facilities throughout hurricane season because of the dramatic impacts storms can have on their operations and bottom lines. Ian hit at a time when trucking will not be as reactive to this devastating storm.

urricane season can frequently — and unexpectedly — change the trucking dynamic. Part of this involves the positioning of equipment in anticipation for hauling FEMA freight.

Winter storm damage and inflation have some transportation-sector nonprofits scrambling for disaster relief supplies.

Restaurants impacted by recent disasters such as Hurricane Ida and the California wildfires are eligible to apply.

This week: Convoy gives $50/load incentive in October to carrier partners that represent diversity in the workplace, Operation Lifesaver announces this year’s Champion award and ATA is honored for its disaster relief efforts.

Ports across southeast Louisiana jointly submitted a request to President Joe Biden for federal aid.

The American Logistics Aid Network plays a critical role in disaster relief. Read more about ALAN and its mission.

The company’s disaster relief guru explains how its new program could change the way the logistics industry responds to disasters.

Amazon will store and pre-position supplies for quick release in the event of natural disasters.