By Mary Wolf
on July 24, 2024
According to a May 31, 2024 snapshot of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA’s) carrier registration statistics, there are more than two million trucking companies in the U.S.
Brady Winkels
By Brady Winkels
on July 05, 2024
Trucking is a vital industry. Companies like yours keep the world moving. Without your assistance, food wouldn’t make it to dinner tables, drinking water would stop flowing, housing development would ...
Aaron Holmgren
By Aaron Holmgren
on May 22, 2024
In 2023, California passed a history-making ban on new diesel truck sales, sending shockwaves through the transportation industry.
Ben Delong
By Ben Delong
on February 26, 2024
In today's dynamic transportation landscape, where efficiency and cost-effectiveness are paramount, load board apps have revolutionized the way shippers, brokers, and carriers connect. Hosted online, ...
Kelli Bloom
By Kelli Bloom
on December 18, 2023
Safety on the road is a big deal for everyone — from truck drivers and mini-van drivers to bicyclists and pedestrians. But for truck drivers, it goes one step further. As the biggest vehicle on the ...
Jerry Ramirez
By Jerry Ramirez
on December 11, 2023
Technology is intertwined with your personal life. Cell phones, computers, tablets, smartwatches and televisions have been jostling for your attention off the clock for more than a decade. On the ...
Sean Glenz
By Sean Glenz
on November 22, 2023
The holidays are a joyous time of year, but they can be extra stressful if you aren’t prepared. That goes for everyone — whether you’re a company driver, an owner-operator running under your ...
Austin Hester
By Austin Hester
on October 30, 2023
For companies with goods to ship, there’s no shortage of advice on choosing a transportation provider (freight broker, trucking company, 3PL) to move them.
Mark Andres
By Mark Andres
on October 24, 2023
Fuel is a major concern for trucking companies and truck drivers everywhere. In fact, everyone is talking about it. It’s not uncommon for me to walk into the office and comment about fuel prices ...