ShipStation reports that many retailers run two separate shipping operations: one optimized for parcel and another for LTL ...

Tighter trucking capacity has driven up rates, and that can push shippers to move loads into less-than-truckload. But LTL ...

ShipStation, a provider of automated shipping services, is enabling customers to select less-than-truckload carriers and tender shipments on its parcel platform, marking the first concrete integration ...

Circle Logistics (“Circle”), a freight brokerage and third-party logistics (“3PL”) provider specializing in temperature-controlled and dry van transportation, is expanding its refrigerated ...

Are you choosing Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) for your next shipment booking? If so, you’ve come to the right place! We understand that you want the LTL freight rates to be as low as possible without ...

Which carriers, third-party logistics providers, and U.S. ports have truly risen to the top in service excellence over the past year? Our readers have cast their votes, and it’s time… Which carriers, ...

Amazon.com is at it again, roiling an industry’s shares with its plans to build new businesses. The tech giant said it would open up its less-than-truckload, or LTL, shipping business to any customer.

Amazon is opening its less-than-truckload (LTL) services to businesses outside its seller network. Since Amazon entered the LTL industry early last year, the services have been limited to the ...

Analyst Insight: For shippers that rely on less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping, the market landscape has undergone some substantial changes that are still shaking out. The shutdown of LTL carrier ...

It’s imperative that freight moves safely, efficiently, and is cost-effective. But this is slightly more complex for those who transport less-than-truckload freight, as there are other important ...

As FedEx Freight Holding has underperformed the broader market, Wall Street analysts remain moderately optimistic about the ...

Changes to the National Motor Freight classification system take effect in July. What does that mean for your trucking company? You're watching CCJs 10 44, a weekly web episode that brings you the ...