Drivers cutting costs by cooking on the road
In the post-pandemic world, many truckers find themselves in truck stops where restaurants have not yet re-opened. If they are
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Flatbed Report: Flatbed outlook looks flat
The outlook for flatbeds assumes no substantive improvement in current freight market conditions, confirmed on the recent second-quarter earnings call
Reefer Report: Drought lowers protein production and truckload volume
Food-related products rank at the top of the commodities hauled by reefer carriers. So far this year, protein foods are
Dry Van Report: Revoked ELDs give carriers 60 days to find replacement
Since the Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) Mandate went into effect in December 2017, just under 1,000 devices from a variety
Hurricane season spins into the Atlantic
After a relatively uneventful Atlantic hurricane season to date, the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has upgraded its 2023
Fraud Talk: Discussing scams on the Freight 360 podcast
Cybercrime is a global issue plaguing nearly every industry. Bad actors are growing more sophisticated by the day, and it
Flatbed Report: Housing starts surged in July, but flatbed demand remains flat
The recent U.S. Census Bureau release of residential construction for July surprised most of us who watch this data as
Reefer Report: Hurricane Hilary leaves trail of destruction in her wake
Hurricane Hilary, the first tropical storm to hit Southern California in 84 years, flooded roads and toppled trees, prompting flood
Dry Van Report: Demand for cardboard boxes falls to recessionary levels
New manufacturing orders contracted for the 11th consecutive month in July, according to the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Purchasing