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Are Drones the Future of Freight Transport?

The fourth industrial revolution seems well upon us as, especially after the announcement of Hyperloop, but a new form of freight transport and a possible threat to both ocean and air carriers has made itself known in the form of a company specialising in large amphibious aircraft drones

Waterways for freight transport: Will it work?

India has an extensive network of inland waterways, but they are highly underutilized for freight transport. Despite being cost-effective and environment-friendly, domestic waterways play a limited role in hinterland connectivity. Mint takes a look

Why A Freight Recession Is Imminent

The typical trucking cycle is three years and usually what kills it is oversupply – too many trucks chasing high-paying spot freight and high load volumes.

The outlook for freight: Will it stay strong?

A mix of good and bad is before trucking. But many business leaders still see bright days ahead.

How Drivers and Autonomous Trucks Could Work Together to Move Freight

The advent of automated driving technology is poised to transform the trucking industry in the years and decades to come, but it is clear that autonomous trucks will not be ready to handle all driving tasks and conditions anytime soon.

Bright Future for Freight, but What About Drivers?

Freight volume is increasing at a time when the U.S. is facing a driver shortage. Learn more more the prevalent issue and some possible solutions.

How to Package Freight 101

R+L Carriers gives the 101 on freight packaging, including packing materials, shipping crates, pallets and how to shrink wrap freight.

A Driverless Future for Freight?

The pressure is on for driverless freight solutions

Digitizing Freight: What Does It Mean For Your Fleet?

Tapping digital technologies improves visibility for shippers and brokers and quality of life for drivers.

Who will become the ‘Uber’ of freight transportation?

Freight transportation is more complex than moving people across town, but the Uber model is intriguing for the trucking industry.

Can Freight Brokers Help Reduce Driver Detention?

When carriers and brokers work together effectively, they can help reduce excess detention and its impact.

Why Freight and Shipping is Vital to Saving Money

How Rising Fuel Costs Affect the Trucking Industry — Road Scholar Transport

Rising fuel prices are, of course, a cause for anyone’s concern.  Getting to work every morning will be more expensive than anyone wants it to be if the issue isn’t resolved.  However, it is still possible to find different, cheaper alternatives for travel.  The ones who a

The Infrastructure Bill: What Does it Mean to Truckers? — Road Scholar Transport

Roads and bridges are the arteries of this nation. The commercial trucks that carry freight over them are as vital as the oxygen in blood flowing through a body’s veins. As with that body, healthy arteries are necessary for efficient functioning. While every trucker knows that the health of our nati

What to Expect When Starting a Career as a Truck Driver — Road Scholar Transport

Not many of us can brag about making money while traveling. It's a privilege that lots of people dream about. However, if you're a truck driver, you're doing just that. And right from the start, you can see that we're talking about an interesting job choice. So, if you're finishing school and gettin

A Freight Trucking Disaster Flick or Disaster in the Making?

Full disclosure: This blog post is pure speculation about what could happen in a freight-trucking mashup in which a hacker takes over a…

Freight Factoring Videos: How to factor freight bills

Cashway's Freight factoring: How to factor freight bills series lets you see for yourself how fast & easy factoring freight bills can be

Where Do DAT Freight Rates Come From?

DAT has established very rigorous processes to collect and analyze lane rate data.

Ground Vs. Air Freight: Which Is Right For You?

When it comes to transporting unique items, deciding between ground and air freight can be tricky. Make the right decisions between the two will come down to comparing the benefits of each.