
The end of the line for reefer carriers
Refrigerated carriers know Route 128 in Boston is literally the end of the line when it comes to finding loads.
Refrigerated carriers know Route 128 in Boston is literally the end of the line when it comes to finding loads.
Last year was excellent for carriers primarily in the flatbed and specialized sector, which was confirmed on the January 25
The lack of refrigerated trucks in regional produce markets has persisted ever since the pandemic began in 2020, with no
One of the main forces driving disruptions in supply chains and the truckload transportation market that had the most impact
Los Angeles is no stranger to Super Bowls, hosting the first world championship event in 1967 and then again in
Super Bowl Sunday is this weekend, and no doubt plenty of truck drivers will adjust their schedules to make sure
The Baker Hughes Rig Count, which is an important business barometer for the drilling industry and its suppliers, has increased
The controversial vaccine mandate announced by the Canadian Government, which came into effect on January 15th has sent shockwaves through
Last week was the peak shipping week for flowers ahead of Valentine’s Day. Most of the truckload and air cargo
There was good news for flatbed carriers last week following the U.S. Census Bureau release of new home construction numbers
Strong retail sales continue to fuel demand for dry van carriers. That trend looks set to continue well into 2022.
Last year was definitely one for the record books. Class 8 retail prices reached the highest level in the last