Industry Replaces Government Reports During Shutdown
The government appears poised to return to full capacity, and weekly reports are likely to resume soon from agencies of
The government appears poised to return to full capacity, and weekly reports are likely to resume soon from agencies of
On October 1, the FMCSA issued a Final Rule that adopts regulations required by MAP-21. The rule includes the provision
VAN – Rates Hold Up in Mid-October While the national average van rates appear to have lost 3¢ last week,
Christmas is coming, and retailers are getting ready. This week’s Wall Street Journal, in an article (available to paid subscribers)
Below is the first article in an ongoing series called “Focus on Fraud.” In upcoming blog posts we’ll take a
The October 1 deadline for the broker bond has come and gone, yet I’m still getting plenty of questions related
With all the talk this week about government shutdowns and Obamacare exchange start-ups, some unusual developments went unnoticed in the
Freight is moving like gangbusters on the spot market, and rates are trending up again. This is unusual for the
You’ve probably heard a lot about the new $75K bond requirement that goes into effect October 1, but if you
Fifty-one Congressional Representatives signed a letter sent to Anthony Foxx, the U.S. Secretary of Transportation, pushing for a firm date
On September 5, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) issued a notice regarding the enforcement of certain provisions of

There was a puzzling rise in national rates in the first week of September, many major lanes were in decline