DAT Freight & Analytics on Tuesday acknowledged the rise of freight fraud and double brokering while introducing its plans "to reduce the risk of fraud and double brokering in the trucking industry."
A Teamsters strike looms as the current agreement covering more than 340,000 full- and part-timers expires July 31. But shippers might start diverting freight as soon as this week—and the effects could start to show in the beleaguered spot market.
Trucking giant Yellow Corp. might have gotten a second wind ahead of possible bankruptcy concerns, but shippers might be taking their business elsewhere.
DAT takes action against freight industry fraud with multi-factor authentication, educational resources, and enhanced security measures.
DAT Freight & Analytics today introduced new initiatives to reduce the risk of fraud and double brokering in the trucking industry while delivering the speed, convenience and open marketplace users expect from the DAT One truckload freight network.
DAT Freight & Analytics today introduced new initiatives to reduce the risk of fraud and double brokering in the trucking industry while delivering the speed, convenience and open marketplace users expect from the DAT One truckload freight network.
The new fraud-fighting tools include tougher verification protocols and a Fraud Protection Program, a microsite with free security-related information. DAT Freight & Analytics introduced new initiatives to reduce the risk of fraud and double brokering in the trucking industry.
Spot market faces a stagnant bottom due to lack of consistent trends. While there are some rate upticks, major surge in rates seems unlikely without a significant market shift.
One of America’s largest trucking companies may be near bankruptcy, and it’s suing the union that counts more than 80 percent of its employees as members.
A truck driver in New York is being applauded after he maneuvered his truck to stop a fleeing suspect who had shot a state trooper.