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Freight Class Codes Explained
Like many other industries, the shipping industry relies on a classification system to help carriers and shippers find the best…
Semi-Truck Financing: Ultimate Guide to Truck & Trailer Lending
A reliable fleet can make or break your profit margin in the commercial trucking industry. The other side of that…
What Is the Difference Between FTL and LTL?
In general, LTL (less than truckload) freight is lighter or in a smaller quantity and thus requires less space in…
Streamlining Cross-Border Freight: Steps to Ship Goods from Canada to the United States
The Canada-U.S. border serves as a vital trade route, facilitating the movement of goods and fostering economic growth between the…
7 Tips for Renting a Semi-Trailer
There are many factors to consider when you’re thinking about renting a semi-trailer. Whether you’re working on a short-term project,…
8 Tips When Buying a Used Semi-Trailer
With 72.5 percent of all freight in the US being transported by semi-trucks and trailers in 2019, the value and…
