The unprecedented conditions facing the LTL shipping industry in the last year and a half have led to a number of unique challenges for both shippers and carriers alike. One of the most significant areas...

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...

The freight market is facing tough times. Labor shortages, increased demand, higher rates, and tighter capacities have made less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping more complicated and challenging. For shippers, this means logistics decisions are more critical than ever...

The logistics surrounding LTL shipping can be complicated. With multiple shipments sharing trailer space, freight changing hands at various carrier terminals along the way, and drivers making several pickups and deliveries each day, there is little room for error...

Due to the complexity and precision involved in LTL shipping, rebills are a reasonably common occurrence in the LTL industry. Rebills, also known as adbills, are billing adjustments that can occur in LTL freight...

Expedited shipping refers to transporting freight faster than standard shipping times for an additional fee. While standard shipping times vary between...

Shipping liquids can be complicated. If your business sells products such as perfumes, beverages, alcohol, or other liquids, it is essential to understand the various federal...

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...