Recent Department of Labor action against logistics company Cargomatic is part of a broader crackdown against what the Biden administration calls “coercive provisions” in employment contracts.
The CEO of North America’s largest privately held LTL carrier makes a passive investment in the digital freight-matching firm.
Last mile may be the final stop, but it needs to be front of mind for shippers, according to two industry experts.
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, Amazon is altering the industry’s perspective of peak freight season. Plus, Women in Trucking named the top employers for women and XPO could be looking to downsize.
Cargomatic set off a prodigious chain of events after its launch in Los Angeles.
Charley Dehoney writes about digital brokerages and what they really are and do…
California-based startup Cargomatic competes in the local freight-matching marketplace, using technology to connect drivers and shippers without all the back office red tape.
Cargomatic aims to connect short-haul drivers to shippers seamlessly.
Craig Fuller, Kevin Haugh, Abtin Hamadi, Tom McLeod, and Edward Ryan discussed the technological approaches to solving some of the transportation industry’s most intractable problems: the driver shortage, capacity utilization, and payment inefficiencies.
