In the logistics industry, there are many terms that are being used on a daily basis like less than truckload, drayage, reefers, intermodal, dry vans, etc. Most freight brokers and logistics professionals know about them. But intermodal and drayage trucking is two such terms that often confuse people and are sometimes used interchangeably. Both are …
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The supply chain industry is continually evolving and adapting to meet the demands of modern business. From IoT monitoring to the digitization of the supply chain, companies must keep several supply chain and transportation trends in mind as they plan for the future. Here are our predictions for supply chain logistics trends in 2023: Increased …
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In the recent years, the demand for logistics services is very high because of booming e-commerce industry and globalization. Businesses depend on logistics to deliver their shipment on time. They rely heavily on cargo-based transport services like less-than-truckload (LTL), full truckload (FTL), and intermodal transport goods and products from one location to another. But …
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The word ‘Intermodal’ means using two or more modes of conveyance for moving freight. Intermodal transport offers a combination of transport solutions: air (plane), land (truck or train), waterways (barge and boat), and sea (cargo).
Do you know millions of drayage journeys are done annually for shipping freight around the world? But what is drayage? In the shipping and logistics industries, the term “drayage” is understood as the process of moving shipping containers and cargo from one point to another by rail or road.
