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How Small Truckload (STL) Transportation Can Solve Your Long-Haul Transportation Needs
Small Truckload shipping refers to transportation services that utilize vehicles that are smaller than standard 53’ semi trailers, including sprinter vans, cargo vans, box trucks and straight trucks. Unlike traditional small vehicle logistics, which is primarily…
12 Dec 22
Supply Chain 101: Intro to Expedite Shipping
In business, as in life, timing is everything. And there are few businesses in which timing is more important than transportation and logistics. When time is of the essence, many shippers turn to expedite services. Traditional expedite services have advantages—and disadvantages—that shippers need to understand before adding this mode to their…
06 Oct 22
The Future of Expedited Freight
Time is one of the most valuable resources in both life and business. Companies and customers alike expect tight deadlines to be met for shipping and receiving products, driving the growth of expedited freight services. With the rise of e-commerce and increased pressure on supply chains, the demand for expedited freight has become even more critical…
25 Jul 24
The Impact of AI on Efficiency and Operations in Logistics
Technology has been the driving force of the economy since the invention of the wheel—the first self-propelled vehicle, personal computer … and finally, artificial intelligence (AI). The latter has emerged as a truly transformative force across various industries, in particular in the logistics sector…
23 May 24
The Art of Cost-Effective Shipping Strategies and Solutions
While shipping expenses are often viewed through the narrow lens of carrier fees, this perspective barely scratches the surface of what truly constitutes the cost of moving goods from point A to point B. This initial glimpse into supply chain management invites us to delve into the more subtle yet equally significant elements that contribute to the overall expense of shipping…
16 May 24
Set pricing in Expedited Freight Shipping: What are the benefits?
The struggle between maintaining low transportation costs and ensuring dependable carrier capacity is as old as the logistics industry. Brokers continually grapple with the dual challenge of minimizing transportation costs without compromising speed, service, and carrier capacity…
02 May 24
Recap of TIA 2024 Conference
“When people from different states who attended this event say “Oh, Expedite All, we know you, you’re doing great business!”, it lets us understand that we’re on track making our company recognizable in the field!” – Max Drozhzhin, CEO of Expedite All.
25 Apr 24
Double Brokering vs Co-Brokering: Knowing the Difference
While the terms “double brokering” and “co-brokering” are often used interchangeably in freight logistics, there is a massive gap between them in the legal and ethical terrain… Double brokering is a contentious and often unethical practice in the freight industry. Contrastingly, co-brokering is a legitimate, collaborative method where two or more brokers…
11 Apr 24
Fraud-Free Freight: Building a Resilient Transportation Network
Reliability and security are the cornerstones of every efficient business, and freight logistics is no exception. Risks like different fraudulent activities pose a severe threat, impacting financial stability, eroding trust, and compromising the efficiency of supply chains. Fraud prevention mechanisms are crucial as they prevent financial losses and maintain the integrity and reliability of transportation networks…
04 Apr 24
The Impact of Consumer Habits on E-commerce Supply Chain
What consumers want and how they want to receive that is what has been driving and shaping e-commerce for many decades. Consumer habits affect everything, from the way of delivery to the way products are bought and sold, creating a ripple effect that extends throughout the entire supply chain…
28 Mar 24
Understanding Different Types of Freight Quotes
The mastery of requesting the right freight quotes is half the battle when it comes to effective cost management and logistics planning. These estimates provided by carriers or logistics companies detailing the cost of transporting goods have a significant effect on budgeting and planning for businesses selling products nationwide or worldwide…
21 Mar 24
Understanding Carrier Liability in Freight Transportation
Freight damage and loss would be a real headache if no carrier liability exists. In freight transportation, it stands as a fundamental force, ensuring hassle-free movement of goods across borders throughout the world. At its core, it refers to the legal responsibility of carriers for shipments in case of loss, damage, or delay under their care…
15 Mar 24
Double Brokering: Risks and Solutions
Double brokering is a complex logistics phenomenon, often accompanied by misconceptions and additional risks. At its core, it involves a scenario where a freight broker transfers the responsibility to another broker instead of directly assigning a shipment to a carrier…
08 Mar 24
One Size Does Not Fit All: Right-Sizing Your Shipping Solution
The right-sizing dilemma for shipments that fall in the gap between FTL (Full Truckload) and LTL (Less than Truckload) has been one of the prevailing inefficiencies in the trucking industry. The tendency to employ oversized shipping options for smaller cargo not only leads to increased costs but also contributes to a larger carbon footprint.
01 Mar 24