A shipment’s safety is vital during cargo movement, but this can be challenging when trucking during harsh weather conditions.

As we roll into a new year, the trucking industry is gearing up for big changes! So, what’s ahead for 2025? From evolving shipping trends to challenges shaping domestic freight, shippers need to stay informed.

There are several benefits that a shipper can have from understanding how carriers determine trucking rates.

With the significance domestic shipping has for cargo movement, what’s equally significant is finding a suitable carrier for cargo movement.

Not using a freight broker can hurt the shipment when moving cargo domestically. Freight brokers are the intermediary between shippers and trucking companies.

When should you use a freight broker? Domestic shipping can be complex, and even small disruptions can derail your supply chain. Freight brokers connect you with reliable carriers, helping to prevent costly delays and customer dissatisfaction.

With temperature-controlled shipping vital for moving goods from many industries, understanding the logistics can benefit the shipper. Failure to know what to expect before shipping can result in product damage leading to monetary loss.

Hazardous cargo is any goods that threaten health, safety, or the environment when shipped. Often referred to as hazmat, specific rules and regulations should be followed when transporting this type of freight. Alcohol, car batteries, ammunition, and paint are all examples of this type of shipment. This article will focus on the domestic transportation of hazmat.

Both shippers and truckers have felt the impact of overcapacity, which has been different depending on the players involved.

Shippers should know what detention charges are and what causes these fees to avoid receiving them.