by Dan Ramella | Dec 22, 2020 | Less Than Truckload, Transportation Management
LTL, or Parcel Shipping? While it can be slightly more economical, parcel shipping (typically packages under 150 pounds that can be lifted without assistance) can result more frequently in damaged or lost packages due to smaller size and lower weight. LTL...
by Dan Ramella | Dec 15, 2020 | Less Than Truckload, Partial Truckload, Truckload
Generally speaking, the more you know, the better you’re able to manage both expectations and outcomes. This is particularly true concerning LTL freight quotes – there is a direct correlation between greater knowledge and lower rates for your freight. What...
by Brad Mullins | Dec 8, 2020 | 3PL, Less Than Truckload
3PL’s and LTL Carriers are competitors, right? The relationship between 3PL’s and LTL carriers probably isn’t what you imagine it is. 3PL’s that aren’t 100% asset-based typically utilize the larger LTL carrier network to move their...
by Brad Mullins | Nov 24, 2020 | 3PL, Holiday, Less Than Truckload
In many areas of life, preparation is key — an idea that certainly applies to the best shipping during peak seasons, especially the holidays. Being well prepared can help you to avoid service issues and paying higher rates. Extra Pieces in the Holiday Shipping Puzzle...
by Dan Ramella | Nov 14, 2020 | Less Than Truckload, Transportation Management
In the freight shipping world, the terms “COD” and “Collect” sound pretty interchangeable, right? However, there are crucial distinctions between the two that can significantly affect shipment outcomes. Forewarned is forearmed! Freight Shipment COD Defined Freight...
by Dan Ramella | Nov 10, 2020 | Less Than Truckload, Transportation Management
Precisely what is “freight allowance” and how does it apply to freight shipping? It’s a question that arises fairly infrequently, but it is a good one to know. Read below to understand what, exactly, freight allowances are. Freight Allowance Freight allowances...
