Resources & Insights
The vast majority of the loads moved by trucking companies aren’t classified as “high value.” Transporting these shipments — those that land below $100,000 in monetary value — is a relatively standard practice for trucking companies and shippers.
Here we are; in the early days of 2022. Following a year in which the transportation industry was tumultuous at best and seemingly impossible to navigate at worst, it’s understandable if you’ve been left feeling fed up and depleted. But you’re not alone.
After nearly seven decades in the transportation business, ATS’ priorities haven’t changed. Our goal is to deliver for our customers so that they can deliver for theirs.
Good transportation companies strive to make the lives of their customers easier with each transaction. This is done by tapping into the unique needs of every business, addressing each pain point they feel and taking steps to ensure things go smoothly from start to finish.
As we near the conclusion of 2021, and begin the twenty-second leg of our 2000’s journey — with a year that promises more challenges, triumphs and learning opportunities — a bit of reflection would do all of us well.
Managing the health of a business is kind of like maintaining a healthy body; everything is interconnected and neglecting one thing tends to sacrifice the wellbeing of the whole.
Choosing a freight brokerage shouldn't just come down to price or capacity. The size of the brokerage you work with can directly influence service quality, communication, reliability, and how well your freight strategy holds up when the market shifts.
Making the best transportation provider selection decision for your business will take more than a basic understanding of your options.
Transporting freight in winter demands preparation, communication, and reliable carriers who understand how to keep shipments moving safely through cold, snow, and ice.
