In the modern freight landscape, trust and communication are the foundation of successful partnerships between brokers, carriers, and shippers. As the market continues to face increasing pressure, there's a growing emphasis on accountability and openness across all levels of the supply chain. One of the most pressing issues in freight today is the conflict that

After nearly three years of steep decline, the freight industry appears to be entering a new phase. While some have referred to the recent market downturn as a "freight depression," others argue that this characterization overlooks the dual-sided nature of transportation economics. For shippers, recent years have offered historically favorable rates, following an unprecedented rate

In an industry where communication can mean the difference between a safe delivery and a catastrophic accident, English proficiency among commercial drivers is once again in the spotlight. A recent executive order is expected to reintroduce enforcement of long-standing English language requirements for truck drivers—a move many in the trucking world believe is overdue. “Drivers

Trust and clarity are the foundations of success in partnerships between freight brokers and carriers. While many brokers operate with integrity and professionalism, a growing number of reports from carriers highlight concerns about opaque practices and unfair treatment. That's why broker transparency is more important than ever. “At OOIDA, we support the broker transparency thing,”