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Forward Air said it remains focused on the integration of Omni Logistics and the revenue synergies it can achieve as it is now operating a platform that includes freight forwarding and contract logistics along with its legacy expedited less-than-truckload and intermodal offerings. The Greeneville, Tennessee-based company closed on the merger with Omni in January following…
A pair of less-than-truckload carriers reported weaker volumes in August but said they continue to see favorable yield results. XPO (NYSE: XPO) saw volumes slide during a “soft” August but reiterated its margin guidance, which is predicated on favorable yield trends. The carrier reported a 4.6% year-over-year decline in tonnage during August, the combination of…
Visibility provider project44 announced it has implemented automatic electronic bills of lading for all of its less-than-truckload pickup requests as the LTL industry looks to expedite industry adoption of the National Motor Freight Traffic Association’s (NMFTA’s) eBOL standards. “We are proud to contribute and continue to lead LTL API innovation, which includes eBOL,” Jett McCandless,…
WASHINGTON — The loss of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge is ramping up truck drive times in the region as data from the government and private sources begins to accumulate. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration confirmed on Wednesday that it is seeing “significant impacts” on truck trips in the region based on data supplied…
Oregon-based DAT Freight & Analytics, one of the trucking industry’s largest load boards in North America, has confirmed that “external forces” are to blame for multiple service disruptions on its platform over the past 10 days but declined to disclose the root cause of the intermittent outages. Since March 11, truck drivers and brokers who…
OnTrac and LaserShip formally announced late Friday plans to rebrand into what may presumably be the more familiar and easier-to-pronounce “OnTrac” name. Separately, the rebranded firm, which had been known as LaserShip-OnTrac, finalized plans to enter the Texas market with service to Austin, San Antonio, Houston and Dallas. The expansion, which is set to start…