September is a transitional time: School starts, regular season baseball ends, iced coffees give way to pumpkin spice lattes, and Labor Day marks the unofficial beginning of fall. 

July is a hot month in the trucking industry, and we're not talking about weather. (At least, not just weather - it gets freaking hot in these cabs, people!)

As Q3 kicks off in July, we see the..

The four weeks of June are always among the trucking industry’s most strenuous. 

February is brief. Like a bout of hiccups or a seasonal thunderstorm, it arrives in a flurried instant and leaves just as quickly. 28 days. That’s all it gives us. Well, 29 sometimes — but only if we’re lucky.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) is a government agency that collects, analyzes and reports energy information to policymakers and the public.

When a company decides to transition away from customer-routed freight operations and toward managing these processes in-house, there’s typically a single driving factor. 

So, your customers route their own freight. To this point, this process has worked well for your business, your customers and your bottom line. You have a specialty, whatever it may be, and providing..