2020 Freight Trends and Analysis

2020 Freight Trends and Analysis

 As COVID-19 terrorizes the world this year, US history suffered the worst recession, and as days go by, economic condition recovers little by little. As this pandemic causes to influence the growth of the freight trucking market globally. In a conference of investors from the various carriers they anecdote on…

US Freight Industry Trends and Insights

US Freight Industry Trends and Insights

These are difficult times for freight transportation in the US. Freight transport involves the transportation of freight in an intermodal container or vehicle, using multiple modes of transportation like rail, ship, or truck. Large industries such as the trucking and transportation have been rattled by the pandemic. Freight companies are…

Leveraging Freight Broker Tech for Success

Leveraging Freight Broker Tech for Success

“ Transportation intermediaries leverage their knowledge, investment in technology and people resources to help both the shipper and carrier succeed,” – Robert A. Volkmann, President & CEO of the Transportation Intermediaries Association. A broker is a person or a company that arranges transactions between a buyer and a seller. Since…

Comprehensive Freight Dispatcher Training

Comprehensive Freight Dispatcher Training

If you are looking for a fast-tracked desk position, then being a freight dispatcher would be a great opportunity for you. A dispatcher is a communications worker who is responsible for transmitting the information to synchronize the work of people and vehicles carrying out goods or services.  On the other...
How to Start a Dispatching Business

How to Start a Dispatching Business

Understand Your Responsibilities Independent dispatchers are responsible for providing truck drivers with the information they need to pick up and deliver goods. Some assign vehicles or workers to customers. Others locate individual loads to match them with trucks that have enough space. Most dispatchers handle all the billing and paperwork…

How to Become a Truck Dispatcher

How to Become a Truck Dispatcher

Graduate from high school or obtain a GED. This job doesn’t necessarily require higher education, but you do need at least a high school diploma. You likely won’t be considered at all if you don’t have a high school diploma or its equivalent. Enroll in a truck dispatcher course.While you don’t…