Despite some recent easing, food prices remain elevated for U.S. consumers, driven not by fresh tariffs but by lingering effects of the pandemic, weather events, supply-chain disruptions, and rising production…
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GeneralThis Year’s Roadcheck—What You Should Know
By erika deblasidrivers, logistics, news, transport, transportationThe Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) has announced that its annual International Roadcheck Inspection extravaganza for this year will take place from May 13 to 15. This 72-hour event is…
GeneralHoliday Season Logistics Recap & 2025 Economic Outlook
By erika deblasicarriers, drivers, logistics, news, transportThe 2024 holiday season proved to be a boost for the logistics and trucking industry, marked by strong consumer spending and robust e-commerce activity. According to the National Retail Federation…
GeneralCold Weather? Refrigerated Vans Offer Unexpected Benefits
By erika deblasilogistics, news, safety, safety awards, transportWinter brings its own set of challenges for transporting goods. But temperature-controlled vans can be invaluable during the harsh winter months, and not just for items that need to stay…
GeneralINDUSTRY INSIGHTS: November 2024
By erika deblasilogistics, news, transport, transportationWill holiday shopping drive up logistics growth? While many consumers have concerns about inflation driving up prices, they aren’t being deterred from still shopping. According to the U.S. Commerce Department’s…
GeneralImportant Safety Check Dates for Logistics Providers
By erika deblasicarriers, drivers, logistics, news, transportationHeads up! Safety is a trend all year long, and so is maintaining your vehicle and necessary documents. But now is the time to start preparing for some of the…
GeneralAnother freight recession or just another cycle?
By erika deblasicarriers, cyber security, logistics, news, transportationThe industry is concerned about the state of the economy, truck parking, and fuel. It seems like we have been hearing speculation for years about a freight recession and…

