
Carriers score record-high profits and record-low bankruptcies in 2018
The annual reports have all rolled in from publicly traded transportation companies, and it’s obvious that 2018 was a record-setting
The annual reports have all rolled in from publicly traded transportation companies, and it’s obvious that 2018 was a record-setting
Last week’s Arctic weather stalled freight movement in and out of key markets in the Midwest. But the storm passed
What can shippers do to make their freight attractive to carriers? Three shippers answered that question during a panel discussion
Demand for fresh produce remains strong, even though most fall crops have already been harvested in the U.S. and spring
Hurricane Michael has made landfall with the Florida panhandle as a very scary Category 4. That is the second-highest category,
Mark Boyer has spent his whole career in the trucking and logistics industry, with a front row seat for all
When Jim Syfan, CEO of Syfan Logistics, first started working in the freight brokerage business in the 1970s, there were
A net profit of $62 per load is the highest result achieved by mid-sized freight brokers for at least two
Over the past few weeks, freight rates have surged to multi-year highs and capacity was diverted, causing truck shortages in
Whenever a natural disaster strikes, FEMA needs trucks, warehouse space and logistics services to help with the recovery and haul
Truckers will have until 2019 to install electronic logging devices (ELD) if newly proposed legislation becomes law. The ELD Extension
Rob LaForte, owner of Columbia Fresh Transportation Services Rob LaForte’s holiday break didn’t last long. In late December he had