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ELD devices are a crucial part of the trucking industry. ELDs ensure regulatory compliance with hours of service regulations by being able to automatically record driving time and provide accurate hours. They can also help improve fleet management, monitor vehicle speed and driver behavior, and ultimately improve driver safety. In the modern age, ELDs have […]

With the shortage of truck drivers and high levels of driver turnover, fleet owners are constantly seeking out ways to create driver loyalty. Obviously, offering above-average pay per mile and great benefits is important, but so is providing drivers with a comfortable and dependable vehicle with creature comforts, such as an Auxiliary Power Unit, or

Line hauls and tankers and BOLs, oh my! The transportation industry has a lot of lingo. As a shipper, if trucking isn’t your first language, you might struggle to keep up in conversations with your carrier.  Headhaul vs. Backhaul Headhaul and backhaul are transportation industry terms used to describe loads and markets.  Traditionally, a headhaul

A bill of lading is a legal document that details goods being transported from a shipper or seller to the recipient. The bill of lading will include various information including the type of goods included in the shipment, the number of products, and the destination address for the transaction. This document should always be included

Dry van trailers are used in a variety of industries. Dry vans are the most common trailer type, providing a convenient solution for many kinds of cargo. If your business ships freight, you are probably familiar with this enclosed 53-foot dry van trailer designed to protect cargo from the elements. Often, dry van shipping can