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
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
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
The Junction LLC is pleased to announce John Shada is now a Certified Transportation Broker (CTB). This certification is the highest broker certification that exists in the industry, and is the most widely recognized designation among 3PLs. John had to … Read More
Contracting with a truckload company can expand your earning potential as an independent trucker. Choosing the best truckload companies to work with, though, can be tricky. With so many trucking companies now competing nationally and internationally, customers who need to ship freight … Read More
The two most common types of road freight shipment include less than truckload (LTL freight) and full truckload (often simply referred to as ‘truckload’) shipping. Trying to decide between LTL vs Truckload Freight Shipment options can be tough, especially if … Read More
LTL shipping is the smart and economical shipping method for any company that needs to transport freight weighing between 100 pounds and 10,000 pounds. Or to make it even simpler, it’s the most cost-effective way for companies who don’t ship … Read More
An LTL Freight Carrier is a type of shipping for relatively light loads. The letters LTL here stand for ‘Less than Truck Load’, suggesting a smaller freight that could fit into a van or potentially even a car. Parcel carriers … Read More