What mode of transportation is the best choice for the movement of your freight? OTR transportation or intermodal? Each mode offers its own set of pros and cons and is best suited for different situations. One of the most common debates is over-the-road (OTR) vs. intermodal (rail). Many shippers stick to using trucks/vans to move […]

For all the effort, ingenuity, and resources shippers put into cutting costs and streamlining operations, there are always savings opportunities found in logistics statistics hidden somewhere in the supply chain. The key (and the challenge) is knowing where to look. And where, exactly, is that? That largely depends on what, where and when you ship, […]

Partial truckload, co-loading, less-than-truckload (LTL loads), and load-to-ride all refer to shipping methods that put orders from multiple companies on one truck. Yet, each mode operates a bit differently and provides its own set of benefits. Deciding on the most optimal mode for your transportation needs can be daunting. (That’s why we’re here!) Decisions are […]

What is a BOL? A Bill of Lading (BOL, BoL, or B/L) is a legally binding document between a shipper and carrier that details all the information needed to process a freight shipment. A BOL is essential because every shipment starts and ends with one. It also protects the seller, the shipper, and the recipient. […]

Intermodal transportation, or intermodal shipment, is the use of multiple modes to execute the movement of freight. It is growing in popularity as an alternative to the singular use of truckload. Two of the biggest reasons intermodal shippers are using intermodal transportation methods are lower cost per mile for many long-haul lanes, as well as […]