First things first, what is a dedicated fleet? It’s tractors, trailers, drivers, and other resources exclusively devoted to serving a set of facilities or lanes in a transportation...
7 Reasons to Choose a Dedicated Fleet
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Maneuvering the Changing Landscape of Trucking Insurance
Increased costs for truckload carriers and shippers have been all over the news recently, particularly when it comes to a proposed legislation requiring an increased minimum in...
The Benefits of One Point of Contact
In the trucking industry, many large carriers offer both brokerage and asset-based services. But if your company requires both, you have two or more teams to communicate with. But what if...
Electrodiagnostic Functional Assessment: Technology That’s Changing the Trucking Industry
When it comes to safety, there’s no length a trucking company shouldn’t go. Whether it’s the safety of trucks and trailers, the safety of a customer’s freight, or the safety of drivers...
The Future of Driving Is Here
The trucking industry hasn’t quite made it to teleportation or flying cars, but none the less, with self-driving technology, the future is here. Up and coming autonomous...
Why Asset-Based Brokerage?
Been burned by brokerage in the past? You’re not alone. Many companies have run into serious issues when it comes to using brokerage services to move freight. But sometimes, particularly...
8 Things to Know Before Choosing a Carrier
With thousands of trucking companies throughout the country, it’s not easy to find which one is right for your freight. But when you’re making the decision, ask yourself these important...
Virtual Meeting BINGO Cards
The transition from in-office meetings to at-home video conferences isn’t always easy, but we found a way to make it a little more fun. Download our virtual meeting BINGO cards, share them...
Innovation Spotlight: UTC SimCenter
About four years ago, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga welcomed the SimCenter for Computational Engineering to its campus in our hometown. This research performed at the SimCenter utilizes computer simulations. The SimCenter can develop fluid dynamic models that simulate the actual design of a prototype.