Bad weather and infamous natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy or Hurricane Katrina show how rapidly large-scale natural events can affect a supply chain. At the same time, it can also help to tell us more about how companies should weather-proof your supply chain to respond to such events.
The truckload shipping industry is booming, and it’s a trend that’s set to continue well into the new year. Whether you’re a veteran of the business or whether you’ve just started up your venture recently, the industry is rumored to undergo a few big changes in the year 2020, and it’s time to prepare for what lies ahead.
Being in the freight broker business isn’t easy, and with the market in a state of constant change, there are a few more challenges facing freight brokers weren’t around about ten years ago. If you want to keep your business afloat, there are a few more things that you have to consider to keep your venture going successfully.
Despite the name, DOT Blitz Week is actually a three-day event during which the Department of Transport (DOT) conducts numerous annual inspections.
