Insights

Shipping by trucks and rail can add efficiencies to your supply chain and help you avoid a growing capacity crunch.

A new regulation that requires electronic monitoring of truck drivers’ hours is having an impact on jobsite transportation. Here’s what you need to know and how you can prepare.

Five key tips for reducing risks on high-dollar shipments.

The top publication in supply chain management explains the importance of well-run transportation for construction projects.

Delivering materials and equipment to a jobsite is challenging. Having a coordinated transportation plan is your best shot at success.

New FDA requirements take effect next year, and will have an impact on both shippers and carriers.

To find the best agent program for your business, you need to learn as much as you can about your potential partner.

The market has favored shippers for a while now, but that may be starting to change.

Hauling machinery, construction materials or other oversized loads involves hundreds of details. To do it right, you need a transportation specialist in your corner.

Gaining more control over your supply chain requires having the right technology and expertise.

Logistics Park Kansas City helps to move more goods through the Heartland.

Federal statistics show truck-related fatalities have dropped significantly since 2004.

An article from Ryan Transportation in Constructor magazine explains that timely, efficient transportation is crucial to every construction project.

Knowing what is happening in your supplier network at all times can make your company smarter, more efficient and more competitive.

With several big mergers and acquisitions recently, the 3PL sector remains ripe for consolidation. Here is what to do if a 3PL you work with becomes part of a larger organization.

Transportation is becoming more regulated. Preparing for rules like hours-of-service can give your company a competitive edge.

Industry experts paint an exciting future in which trucking is more affordable, fuel-efficient and data-driven.

Now more than ever, shippers need to have confidence in the trucking companies that haul their freight.