
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

We believe truckers, brokers, and shippers are the lifeblood of the economy. Their work is difficult, essential, and often goes

According to the USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture), contributing to lower reefer volumes of fresh and frozen beef is the

It’s time to “Spring Forward” as Daylight Saving begins this Sunday, March 10th Despite many Americans’ aversion to having to

The contract freight market continues to soften following last month’s 3.5% m/m drop in the American Trucking Associations’ (ATA) advanced

According to Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), manufacturing production edged down 0.6% in January after recording no change in December.

A bitterly cold January most likely contributed to fewer housing starts breaking ground last month, with single-family homes, which account

The Port of Savannah consistently ranks as the fourth largest port for U.S. imports, accounting for 9.3% of the national

According to Professor Jason Miller, a supply chain expert at Michigan State University, there’s some good and bad news for

The myths and facts behind sleep Welcome to DAT Freight & Analytics’s six-part series on napping, sleep physiology, scheduling, and

Two weeks of rain and powerful winds in California led to mudslides, flooding, widespread power outages, and a state of

According to ISH Markit/PIERS data, January containerized import volumes were 5% higher than in December, growing fastest in seven years.

Welcome to DAT Freight & Analytics’s six-part series on napping, sleep physiology, scheduling, and trip planning. While aimed at truckers