2022 has been anything but normal. Record high inflation and soaring fuel costs have all impacted the ‘normal’ business cycles. As a result, logistics companies are seeing less of a…
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GeneralHurricane Season 2022: Expect the Unexpected
By erika deblasicarriers, drivers, freight, logistics, safety, transportationAs summer trucks on, every day brings us further into hurricane season. Keeping our carriers safe before, during, and after a hurricane is at the forefront of our minds, and…
General2022 Mid-Year Industry Insights
By erika deblasicarriers, drivers, freight, logistics, supply chain, transport, transportationWhat’s going on with missing underride guard labels? Many in the trucking industry are struggling to understand the lack of enforcement policy infractions. Specifically, for rear underride guards on trailers…
GeneralWhat You Need to Know About ELDT in 2022
By erika deblasicarriers, drivers, ELDT, logistics, transportationThe ELDT was created in an attempt to standardize Commercial Vehicle Driver training. The “entry-level driver training” (ELDT) regulations are intended to make sure drivers entering the industry can operate…
GeneralShippers Looking to Logistics Providers to Help Ease Supply Chain Disruptions
By erika deblasilogistics, shippers, supply chain, transportationAs the summer comes to an end, the logistics industry is still facing major supply chain disruptions. While transportation bottlenecks caused shipping delays early on during the pandemic, most recently…
GeneralRoads, Bridges, Major Projects – The Infrastructure Bill Explained
By erika deblasicarriers, freight, logistics, news, transportation, updateThe legislation continues to make its way through Capitol Hill on its towards final approval. Will it pass and what exactly is in the bill that will impact the logistics…
GeneralIndustry Insights: 2021 Mid-Year
By erika deblasicarriers, COVID-19, digital supply chain, freight, logistics, news, supply chain, technology, transportation, updateAs another surge of loaded inbound containers are on the way, capacity is still tight. Stimulus payments are continuing to stimulate consumer spending, all the while inventories still need to…

