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Carrier liability is a term used to describe the determined maximum amount of damage, loss, or delays that a carrier is liable for in freight shipping...

When you search for LTL shipping rates online, work with a 3PL, or call carriers, the first instinct is to look for the lowest available price. While price is certainly important, “cheapest rate” and “best rate”...

So, you’ve started an ecommerce business. You have stellar products that consumers won’t be able to resist. You have a sparkling website to showcase them. Thanks to the creative and engaging content you created, your social media is taking off. You’re about to start making endless sales...

Learn how to calculate the density of your freight to determine the correct NMFC® freight class for your shipment using this simple formula...

A consignee, or the receiver, is the ultimate owner of cargo or product. They are typically required to be present at the shipment acceptance and sign off on receiving the freight...

The truck driver is one of the unsung and often unnoticed pillars of our modern economy. Driving trucks can be a challenging job, with long hours, hard work, and unpredictable conditions. However, nearly all the products...

LTL shipping, also known as Less Than Truckload shipping, is a method of transporting goods that do not require a full truckload. Adhesives, a popular product class, are frequently shipped using LTL carriers.

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...