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Dispatching refers to the coordination and management of freight shipments among shippers, carriers and drivers.

Personal conveyance refers to the movement of a commercial motor vehicle or CMV for personal use while the driver is off-duty and fully relieved from work responsibilities.

You already know what artificial intelligence is, but today we’re going to examine what it means in the context of the trucking industry.

Curious about high driver turnover in trucking? This short video breaks down why it happens, current turnover rates, and what carriers can do to improve retention.

Need to understand the WARN Act? This short video explains the key requirements and timing rules for trucking employers to stay compliant.

Trailers and containers both serve as cargo-carrying units but differ in design and usage. Learn more here.

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics or, BTS is a federal agency within the U.S. Department of Transportation that collects, analyzes, and publishes data on all modes of transportation.

Learn what FMCSA’s Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse II means for drivers and carriers. This short video explains the key updates and compliance requirements.

Looking to understand logistics terms? This quick video breaks down the differences between intermodal (multiple contracts per leg) and multimodal (single‑contract) shipping.

Explore reshoring vs nearshoring and see which strategy suits your supply chain. This short video breaks down the key differences, pros, and real‑world impact.