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LTL/Truckload Services: Page 121
Money Sought to Train Truck Drivers in UK
Whilst welcoming the positive news of rising employment in the United Kingdom, the chief executive of the Road Haulage Association, Richard Burnett, has warned that a chronic skills shortage continues to affect the UK road haulage industry.
Analysis of Metropolitan Goods Trade Reveals Need to Prioritize Freight, Transportation Infrastructure Investment
A small collection of metropolitan markets produce, consume and distribute the vast majority of all U.S. goods, a concentration that puts enormous pressure on specific infrastructure, and demonstrates how problems in one market can spread across the entire country.
Aljex Software Unveils Module for Enhancing Carrier-Broker Interchange
Aljex Software has introduced Automated Rate Confirmation (ARC), a module designed to streamline the key elements of daily carrier-freight broker interchange, including rate confirmation and dispatch.
Is Uber Driving Toward Head of the Line in Logistics Business?
Uber's mission is to offer "transportation as reliable as running water, everywhere for everyone". And perhaps "everything": it has begun experimenting with local delivery services, with the aim of becoming as disruptive in logistics as it has been in the taxi business.
Old Dominion Opens New Service Center in Phoenix
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has opened its newest service center in Phoenix, Ariz.
Shift Freight Adds Service Points in Michigan and Ohio
Shift Freight, a less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier, is adding 1,400 direct service points in Michigan and Ohio.
Echo Global Wraps Up Purchase of Command Transportation
Echo Global Logistics Inc. has completed its acquisition of Command Transportation LLC.
HighJump Acquires Nexternal; Teams With Grizella on Carrier Monitoring
HighJump Software Inc., a vendor of supply-chain management applications, has acquired Nexternal, a cloud-based electronic commerce platform provider.
Optimizing the Omnichannel Supply Chain
Epicor Issues Update of Product-Packaging Software
Epicor Software Corp. has made generally available its latest version of product-packaging software known as Epicor AVP.
Fleetmatics Group Unveils New Routing-Optimization Tool
Fleetmatics Group, a provider of mobile workforce applications delivered under a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, has developed Fleetmatics Routist, an intelligent routing-optimization tool.
Transportation Industry Drives Toward Non-Petroleum Energy
The transportation sector is moving away from oil slowly but surely. Driven by growth in the use of biofuels and natural gas, non-petroleum energy now makes up the highest percentage of total fuel consumption for transport since 1954, according to a new report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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