Keeping drivers healthy: St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund
Driving trucks is a demanding career that doesn’t easily lend itself to physical activity – the majority of time not
Why We Donate: St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund
Trucking is a demanding profession that takes drivers to the limits of their mental and physical capabilities – 70% of
It’s a success story 45 years in the making
DAT, known initially as Dial-A-Truck, began operating 45 years ago, just before the trucking industry deregulation. Until the industry was
DAT Monthly Broker Newsletter: What’s new for brokers at DAT?
From the desk of Mike Weaver, VP of Sales and Partnerships It seems that everywhere you turn these days people
Product and features updates at DAT
Product engineers at DAT keep their ears to the ground – our customers are vocal and give feedback that we
Supporting the backbone of our economy
We believe in caring for drivers. Recently, DAT’s Masters of Freight charity poker tournament brought industry leaders together for a
Here’s how data science will revolutionize shipper operations
We’re fortunate enough to work with the brightest minds in logistics, not least of these, Dr. Chris Caplice. Dr. Caplice
Four Days at TIA with DAT
DAT’s crew had a great four days in Phoenix mixing and mingling with our friends at TIA Capital Ideas 2024.
How St. Christopher’s Truckers Relief Fund changes lives
Truckers are the lifeblood of the economy. Their work is difficult, essential, and often goes unrecognized. As a result, they’re
Bracing the pillars of America’s economy: a critical partnership for truckers’ well-being
We believe truckers, brokers, and shippers are the lifeblood of the economy. Their work is difficult, essential, and often goes
Freightvine Podcast: 2023 year in review
The DAT Freight and Analytics Freightvine Podcast provides the latest insights on the state of freight transportation and logistics. Hosted
2024: Change on the way for truckload markets?
As we find ourselves in the final phase of a familiar cycle, shippers are currently enjoying a market that tilts