Fraud in domestic shipping is one of the biggest concerns that truckers and shippers have in the trucking industry.

Alongside the declining spot rates in the trucking market has been a concurrent decrease in freight volume moved. The DAT Truckload Volume Index (TVI) listed the dry van, reefer, and flatbed TVI from January to February. Both dry van and refrigerated truckloads fell close to 8%, while flatbeds surprisingly were up 7.9%. It is unclear if the decreasing amount of cargo moved is a direct cause of the lowering of transportation rates. The same can be said vice-versa; however, this can also reflect a deceleration in the trucking industry.

🚛📦 Handling cargo damage is vital for successful domestic shipping. Damaged freight impacts everyone in the supply chain, from the shipper and trucker to the end receiver. Businesses risk losing customers and revenue, while truckers face financial loss and a damaged reputation. Our latest article focuses on managing damage in truck shipping. Protect your goods and keep your operations smooth.

Numerous players in the trucking industry are predicting that freight rates will rise after the record lows experienced in 2023?

In modern shipping, three terms pop up regularly, freight broker, freight forwarder, and customs broker. While they may seem similar, distinct differences are associated with each term. Understanding the differences and benefits of each can be helpful when planning on moving freight. Read here to know exactly what you need.

Although there have been reports of a decrease in drivers over the past years, many believe there is an exaggeration in the shortage. Since 2019, the number of trucking carriers in the U.S. reportedly grew to 45%.

🚚💸 Shipping cargo by truck is a popular choice for domestic transport, but rising costs can quickly eat into your budget. Long-haul transport, in particular, comes with higher fees that impact shippers significantly. Understanding where these expenses come from and learning how to reduce them is key to more cost-effective shipping. 📈 Want to discover practical tips for saving on your next shipment? Don’t miss out—check out our full article for valuable insights here!

Domestic shipping accounts for over 70 percent of the U.S. overland freight movement. With how big the trucking industry is, it’s a significant contributor to global warming.

While cyberattacks may be nearly impossible to avoid, there are ways to prevent the likelihood of them from happening.

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