In today’s highly regulated freight logistics industry, compliance is not optional—it is essential for safety, operational continuity, and long-term business success. One of the most important compliance tools available to employers is the FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse. Designed to improve road safety and accountability, the Clearinghouse plays a vital role in ensuring that commercial drivers meet federal substance-use standards.…

In today’s fast-paced freight and logistics industry, strong relationships between dispatchers and brokers are no longer optional—they’re essential. As freight volumes fluctuate, rates shift, and customer expectations rise, collaboration between these two roles can be the difference between consistent profitability and daily operational stress. Dispatchers and brokers both operate under pressure, balancing tight schedules, demanding clients, and unpredictable road conditions.…

The freight and logistics industry is evolving rapidly, driven by e-commerce growth, increased freight volumes, and advancing dispatch technologies. For freight dispatch business owners, scaling presents a powerful opportunity to increase revenue, build authority, and expand market reach. However, growth without preparation can strain operations, damage relationships with drivers and carriers, and create financial instability. Before you scale your freight…

In today’s fast-paced transportation industry, driver retention remains one of the most significant challenges for logistics companies. High turnover rates can lead to increased operational costs, poor customer satisfaction, and disruptions in service delivery. While many factors influence a driver’s decision to stay or leave, one of the strongest determinants is the relationship they have with their dispatcher. Dispatchers serve…

Understanding Load Boards: A Beginner’s Guide for Dispatchers Everything you need to know to find profitable freight, reduce downtime, and navigate the competitive logistics marketplace. In the ever-growing logistics and transportation industry, smooth freight movement is the backbone of success. Dispatchers—often the central coordinators—play a critical role in connecting shippers with carriers, aligning truck availability with freight demand, and making…

In today’s competitive freight logistics industry, building a strong and recognizable brand identity has become more critical than ever. The transportation and logistics landscape is rapidly transforming driven by digital innovation, automation, and evolving customer expectations. For dispatching companies, a compelling brand identity not only sets you apart from competitors but also communicates your reliability, professionalism, and value to shippers…

By Akpomrere Otite Matthew Discover how freight dispatchers in the U.S. can boost profitability in 2025 despite rising fuel and labor costs. Learn data-driven strategies for smarter routing, load matching, and sustainable logistics operations. Introduction The U.S. logistics industry stands at the threshold of a new era in 2025. As freight volumes surge nationwide, dispatchers are navigating a challenging market…

In today’s interconnected global economy, few factors impact freight logistics as significantly as tariffs and trade policy shifts. As we move through 2025, the United States faces an increasingly complex trade environment—defined by evolving tariffs, renegotiated trade deals, and ongoing economic volatility. For freight dispatchers, carriers, and logistics companies, understanding these developments is essential for maintaining operational efficiency, controlling costs,…