At the end of November, the FMCSA published a new rule that will prohibit truck driver coercion. This affects motor carriers and other transportation parties, including shippers and receivers. Let’s go through what you need to know.

We all know that in logistics, sometimes unavoidable “stuff happens”. The world of intermodal shipping is no different. It’s important for intermodal logistics companies and shippers to all be aware of what they have control over and should actively work to prevent, versus what incidents are simply anomalies. Let’s go over some possible odd ball incidents and who, or what, can prevent them from happening.

Being a Certified Claims Professional (CCP) sounds nice and fancy, but what difference does it make for your business to work with a transportation company who staffs them? Let’s delve into what this certification means and how choosing a transportation provider with CCP members could make your life easier.

Trinity Logistics is honored to announce that we have been featured on the list for the third consecutive year.

The well-known saying “you get what you pay for” definitely rings true when it comes to shipping less-than-truckload (LTL) freight. There are three distinctly different types of LTL carriers, and you should know when it’s better to make the upgrade versus settling for the lowest level of service.

Whether you’re trying to cover a load on the spot market or attempting to predict transportation costs for the next fiscal year, truckload capacity has a huge impact on these […]

A number of months ago, we published a blog on the most common myths perpetuated about transportation management software (link). It was so popular that we decided to address each individual myth in its own blog post. Today, we’re going to talk about learning how to use TMS software and the misconceptions about its difficulty.

The National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA) has recently announced that it has updated the policy regarding filing concealed damage claims for LTL (less-than-truckload) shipments. This will have a significant impact on the shipping and logistics industry, as well as your business, if you ship LTL freight.

You might already know that shipping over the rail is a reliable, consistent, and economical way to get your goods where they need to be, but you should take steps to ensure you’re getting the most efficient service. Here are some insider tips for you to ensure you’re getting the biggest bang for your buck.