newsworthy Logistical Labs integrates truckload rating software with DAT Solutions June 7, 2017 DC Velocity Staff No Comments Upgrade will generate more accurate data in LoadDex freight pricing software.Read More
newsworthy Surge in spot market traffic drives down truck rates; will contract bids follow suit? March 15, 2017 DC Velocity Staff No Comments Analyst says shippers in no mood for rate increases this spring.Read More
newsworthy Spot van truckload rates out of L.A. spike in wake of Hanjin collapse September 29, 2016 DC Velocity Staff No Comments Loads per available truck capacity have soared in past two weeks, DAT says.Read More
newsworthy Truckstop.com links LoadPay financial platform with McLeod Software September 19, 2016 DC Velocity Staff No Comments Integrated products support secure payment system for shippers, brokers, and carriers negotiating freight deals on load boards.Read More
newsworthy Despite calls for collaboration, truck shippers seen sticking to the same old script August 24, 2016 Mark B. Solomon No Comments For shippers, extending themselves to their carriers only goes so far—if it goes anywhere at all.Read More
newsworthy MercuryGate upgrades senior executive team August 5, 2016 Ben Ames No Comments Five slots filled, including COO, CFO, and CTO.Read More
newsworthy Truck drivers lose business during long dock detentions, survey shows July 15, 2016 Ben Ames No Comments Carriers, brokers on opposite ends on issue's significance.Read More
newsworthy Werner warns of dramatic fall in second-quarter earnings results June 22, 2016 Mark B. Solomon No Comments Pre-announcement casts lengthening shadow over truckload sector.Read More
newsworthy Gap between van truckload spot, contract rates continues to widen April 19, 2016 Mark B. Solomon No Comments DAT survey says spot rates about 35 cents a mile below contract prices.Read More
newsworthy Dry-van truckload pricing could turn negative through 2016, firms say March 18, 2016 DC Velocity Staff No Comments Persistent spot-market pricing weakness largely to blame, index authors say.Read More