With inflation slowing down, many predict that the cargo volumes moved domestically will pick up. Sellers of different products may soon benefit from having more customers. This also can mean that more goods must be transported to the sellers’ facilities by truckers.

Have you ever driven on a highway and noticed a truck with a sign saying “oversize load” on the front? An oversized load is a cargo that surpasses the weight or size that allows for conventional transportation by truck. Examples of this type of this freight include construction materials like large beams, machinery like bulldozers, and wind turbines.

Cargo theft is a rising threat in the domestic shipping industry, with a 46% increase reported in early 2024. Criminals are targeting shipments at every stage, from storage to transit, impacting shippers, carriers, and receivers alike.

Since the trucking industry is continuously in motion, 2024 will bring numerous challenges and opportunities for domestic transport.

The holiday shipping rush is here 🎁🚛 — and shippers need to get ready. From late October to early January, freight volumes soar as retail, e-commerce, and general cargo flood the supply chain.

While cyberattacks may be nearly impossible to avoid, there are ways to prevent the likelihood of them from happening.

Understanding how to streamline the logistics is beneficial for all the parties involved. This can mean a better reputation for trucking companies, leading to more customers and increased revenue.

California’s fight for cleaner air hits a roadblock! 🚛💨 Just days before President Trump took office, the EPA denied crucial waivers, forcing the state to drop its Advanced Clean Fleets (ACF) rule.

Both shippers and truckers have felt the impact of overcapacity, which has been different depending on the players involved.

Fraud in domestic shipping is one of the biggest concerns that truckers and shippers have in the trucking industry.