by Micaela Hamm | Mar 31, 2026 | Blog
Peak produce season is always a stress test for supply chains. It brings tighter capacity, more time-sensitive freight, and increased competition for refrigerated equipment. In a typical year, much of that activity is predictable. Networks shift toward Florida and...
by Micaela Hamm | Mar 2, 2026 | Blog
In freight markets that feel uncertain or soft, it is tempting to focus on one metric above all others: the rate. When spot prices dip below contract, or when a new provider offers a lower quote, the savings appear immediate and measurable. On paper, cheaper freight...
by Micaela Hamm | Feb 4, 2026 | Blog
Businesses are under more pressure than ever to deliver exceptional service while controlling costs. Rising transportation rates, capacity uncertainty, and customer expectations that change daily mean that standard truck-only solutions aren’t enough anymore. That’s...
by Micaela Hamm | Jan 8, 2026 | Blog
Introduction: Freight Market Conditions in Q1 As Q1 unfolds, freight market conditions are becoming harder to summarize with a single headline. Truckload capacity, spot rate behavior, and service reliability are no longer moving uniformly across the market. Some lanes...
by Micaela Hamm | Dec 4, 2025 | Blog
After big swings in past years, the 2026 truckload market is settling into a more balanced, predictable rhythm. Demand is picking up, carrier capacity is stabilizing, and operational excellence is becoming key. Here’s what shippers need to know and how to prepare...
by Micaela Hamm | Nov 6, 2025 | Blog
The ability to move freight efficiently across North America depends on more than capacity or pricing. It depends on access and on how many doors your logistics partner can open on your behalf. That’s where direct contracts with Class I railroads make all the...
