What is a freight broker and how do they fit into shipping?
Simplistically, a freight broker is an intermediary between shippers and carriers. But like everything in shipping and trucking, freight brokering isn’t that simple.
Simplistically, a freight broker is an intermediary between shippers and carriers. But like everything in shipping and trucking, freight brokering isn’t that simple.
In the past, diesel gas was the only option for fueling a big rig. Thanks to modern technologies, however, truckers may soon have another option: electric trucks.
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Fleet management data can shed light on your operations, exposing weaknesses and illuminating opportunities for improvement.
From supply chains to port congestion, infrastructure investments to remote work, it has been a new world out there for the trucking industry.
With driverless technology developing at such a rapid pace, a self-driven train may become a reality sooner than one would expect.
America finally got the investment in roads, highways, and bridges—critical infrastructure for trucking—it’s needed for decades.
The trucking industry is one that will always be in need of new drivers. Thankfully, technology has entered the industry and many think it may be a cure for the turnover rates.
The use of containers in shipping irrevocably changed how goods were sent for trade, making the modern globalized economy possible.
In order to achieve a healthy balance between fuel economy and safety for their drivers and other road users, fleet managers should prioritize these tire features.
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