Many things can have an impact on the shipping and logistics industry all at one time. Sometimes it’s weather, other times a shipping and logistics operator might be dealing with politics, news or new policies like USMCA. USMCA is the … Read More
The truckload shipping industry is booming, and it’s a trend that’s set to continue well into the new year. Whether you’re a veteran of the business or whether you’ve just started up your venture recently, the industry is rumored to … Read More
If you run a business and you are savvy about protecting your long-term interests, then it is important to consider taking out insurance. Insurance is seen by many as an unwanted expense, seeing as it won’t offer immediate return or … Read More
The term last mile delivery describes the final chunk of the logistics chain where products are usually delivered to the destination from which they will be sold to customers. This is arguably one of the most important parts of logistics: … Read More
Transloading vs crossdocking are both two common industry terms for anyone dealing with logistics, freight and transport. Both of these terms involve the overloading of cargo from one transportation source to another – but each of these are suited to … Read More
As you may already know, shipping is a key factor when it comes to eCommerce or online shipping. Poor shipping performance can lead to slumps in your sales and deter would-be customers. However, many online consumers can’t decide if they … Read More
Starting in mid-August and stretching through October, fall is known as the busiest time of the year for shippers and retailers. During this time, the peak shipping season 2019 starts. During the peak season of freight, the demand grows and … Read More
Drowsy driving accounts for between 16 and 22% of all car crashes. Twenty five percent of truck drivers have even fallen asleep at the wheel. Truck driver fatigue accounts for 13% of large truck crashes. You can head off fatigue … Read More
Less than truckload shipping (commonly referred to simply as LTL) is a form of freight shipping. With this type of shipping, the freight doesn’t completely fill the space within the trailer of a freight carrier’s truck; it occupies less-than the … Read More
Freight refers to the process of transporting commodities and material goods from door to door, as opposed to people. That means it usually involves the shipment of items in bulk amounts. Freight can be shipped over air, land, or water. … Read More