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Tag Archives: Freight

Top 3 Tips to Keep up with Holiday Demands

Business, LogisticsBy uscargolinkDecember 9, 2019

The busiest season in logistics is undoubtedly during the holidays.  It requires a lot of planning and attention to detail.  If you don’t already have a game plan, it may already be too late as inventories increase as early as August in anticipation for the end-of-the-year bustle.  In this blog, we’ll cover the top 3…

What’s the Difference Between Asset-Based & Non-Asset Based 3PL?

LogisticsBy uscargolinkSeptember 23, 2019

The purpose of logistics and supply chain providers are to increase overall efficiency of a company, cut both hard costs and soft costs, decrease errors and mitigate risk, and accomplish everything on time. Logistic companies are typically sorted into two categories: asset-based and non-asset based. A non-asset based logistics service provider does not own assets…

Top 5 Ways to Celebrate National Truck Driver Appreciation Week!

LogisticsBy uscargolinkSeptember 9, 2019

September 8-14 is National Truck Driver Appreciation Week! America will be taking time to honor all professional truck drivers for their hard work throughout this week. Truck driving is so essential to the American economy and one of the toughest, most demanding, and thankless professions out there.  There are 3.5 million men and women that…

New Study Reveals Threat of Automation Isn’t That Bad?

LogisticsBy uscargolinkAugust 26, 2019

If you’re in the logistics industry, then you are all too familiar with the shortage of truck drivers.  Already, there have been reports of us currently being short by about 60,000 drivers with that shortage possibly tripling by 2026. With automation just around the corner, there are now new studies suggesting maybe the threat isn’t…

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