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Got reefers? It’s time to move ’em on down to produce markets in the Southern states. Spring is finally here.

Usually, the trend in the load-to-truck ratio is strongly associated with a similar trend in freight rates. Last week, however,

The $75,000 surety bond requirement is only six months away. Freight brokers, 3PLs, freight forwarders, for-hire carriers and private fleets

This month marks the 20th anniversary of perhaps the most definitive study of what truck drivers like and dislike about

You’ve probably read that DAT Load Boards recently added 15 specialized equipment types, up from 57. This means that brokers

DAT Load Boards now feature a total of 72 trailer types that can be posted and searched on the DAT

Whether you have a brokerage with a carrier division or you are providing freight to small, for-hire fleets, the new

Freight rates are not rising as fast as they usually do at this time of year, and freight brokers are

From a cold start in 2005, Hybrid Transit has established industry credibility and grown revenues at a pace that has

Those of us who have been in the trucking industry for a long time will understand and appreciate that title.

Cargo insurance policies are not all made equal. Insurers compete, and vary, on the breadth of coverage, service, loss prevention,

With diesel prices at $4.05 per gallon as a national average, it can cost you around $0.63 per mile traveled