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Heavy Haul Trucking: What You Need to Know

March 23, 2022 12:00 am Published by Leave your thoughts

Heavy-hauling trucking isn’t going anywhere any time soon. In fact, amid a lot of economic volatility, heavy-haul trucking has become a lot more profitable and interesting to people from all walks of life. They look at the occupation as something that they could potentially earn a nice living from, and that bears itself out in the facts on the ground. The industry saw a 33% increase in revenue in 2017-2018, and projections at the time were that 2019 was going to be an incredibly strong year as well.  What Is Considered A Heavy Haul In Trucking? There are certain load restrictions the government puts in place to ensure everyone’s safety out on the road. A heavy haul is a load... View Article

Where is the Trucking Industry Headed?

March 17, 2022 12:00 am Published by Leave your thoughts

The trucking industry never takes a break from changes, and new dynamics that come into play all the time. This is actually one of the most exciting things about the trucking industry for many people. They love how dynamic it is and how they are called upon to make changes to their routines and schedules when they need to accommodate how the industry is moving forward. We have some exciting updates on where it appears that the industry is headed in the near future, and we want to share these possibilities with you.  Where Is Trucking Heading?  Right now, trucking is very much on the mind of many people as they think about all the interesting changes coming down the pike... View Article

How the Truck Driver Shortage Is Affecting the Supply Chain

March 1, 2022 6:31 pm Published by Leave your thoughts

The American Trucking Association (ATA) estimates that 72 percent of all freight in the USA moves by trucks. Needless to say, truckers are a crucial part of our infrastructure. Without truckers, store shelves would be bare and we’d have to wait weeks for packages to show up at our doorsteps. Unfortunately, the ATA also estimates that there’s a shortage of 80,000 drivers in America. Why is there a shortage of truck drivers, and what can be done to reverse that downward trend? Continue reading to find out. Why is there a shortage of truck drivers? It’d be easier to solve the crisis if we could point to a single source of the shortage, but that’s not the case. Here are... View Article

A Few Things to Know About Recycling Wood Pallets

February 15, 2022 6:31 pm Published by Leave your thoughts

Depending on what you’re transporting, there’s a good chance that your products are shipped from point A to B on top of wood pallets. For that reason, wood pallets are an integral part of the trucking industry. Once the goods arrive at their destination, those bulky pallets can be a hassle for warehouse managers who don’t know what to do with them. They often get left outside to sit and rot away, which isn’t environmentally-friendly and doesn’t look very appealing. The questions become: Where do wood pallets go after shipment? Do pallets get recycled? This post will cover a few different options warehouse managers have for dealing with those used pallets. Where do wood pallets go after shipment? Don’t just... View Article

What to Ship on a Flatbed Truck

February 14, 2022 4:38 pm Published by Leave your thoughts

Do you need to ship some large items? Trying to decide between hot shot trucking and flatbed trucking services? That all depends on the size of your items. Flatbed trucks are better equipped to handle heavier items, like construction materials, construction equipment, scrap metal, etc. Below, we cover some of the most common uses for flatbed trucking services as well as what to ship on a flatbed truck. If you’re unsure of which trucking service would work best for your items, it’s best to ask a professional. Heavy construction equipment You’ve likely seen flatbed trucks carrying heavy construction equipment down the highway. This is because flatbed trucking is one of the safest and most reliable ways to move heavy construction... View Article