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Before online services became the norm in the LTL freight logistics world, shippers relied on freight brokers to get quotes and book shipments. Freight brokers are companies or individuals that act as a liaison between...

Freight shipping relies on accurate and detailed documentation to run smoothly. Documents shared between the shipper, carrier, and consignee can help outline the precise size, weight, and contents of a shipment, keep track of a load, indicate which party is responsible for payments...

As e-commerce continues to grow and supply chains are forced to speed up to accommodate just-in-time deliveries and increased customer expectations, freight shipping is struggling to keep up...

In today’s chaotic shipping environment, supply chain disruptions are inevitable. The Covid-19 pandemic has caused delays and congestion in nearly every facet of the shipping...

If you ship larger LTL freight loads frequently, you may consider utilizing a shipping method known as volume LTL shipping...

If you have shipped LTL freight before, you may have received a re-bill on your shipment from a carrier. Re-bills are incurred when there is an inaccuracy regarding a shipment’s paperwork...

Carrier liability refers to how a carrier is responsible for lost, damaged, or delayed freight. For LTL freight shipments, carriers determine their liability on a dollars-per-pound basis...

As 2021 comes to a close, we are going to take a look at the current market conditions of the shipping industry and some of the LTL shipping topics we have examined over the course of the year to...