The freight industry is no stranger to change, and recent years have underscored its resilience and adaptability. From the boom of pandemic-driven freight demand to recent challenges like falling rates and driver turnover, the sector continues to evolve. With 2025 shaping up to be a transitional year, experts are keeping an eye on several key

As we move into 2025, the freight transportation industry faces both challenges and opportunities. Recent shifts in consumer behavior, economic indicators, and government policies are creating a complex landscape for carriers, shippers, and other industry stakeholders. While economic growth has slowed, signs of normalization in consumer behavior and industry operations have begun to emerge. For

Transparency and communication are essential pillars of any successful supply chain operation. This theme resonated throughout a recent episode of the Stay In Your Lane Podcast from Triple T Transport, featuring an enlightening conversation with Paul-Bernard Jaroslawski, the president and founder of FreightCaviar. Jaroslawski’s unconventional journey to building a logistics-focused media brand offers valuable insights

The trucking industry is undergoing a transformative shift, with women stepping into roles traditionally dominated by men. Women in Trucking (WIT), a trade association founded in 2007, has been at the forefront of this change. With nearly 8,300 members, WIT's mission is clear: to uplift and support women in the trucking and transportation industries. "Our

Economic policy decisions have ripple effects across all industries, including logistics and supply chain management. As proposals from the incoming presidential administration emerge for tax reform, tariffs, and immigration reform, businesses must anticipate and adapt to maintain success. Meanwhile, moves from the Federal Reserve to shape monetary policy continue to complicate the economic landscape even

Transportation isn’t just about moving goods from point A to point B—it’s a vital extension of a company’s brand and operations. A reliable and efficient transport system reflects the professionalism, values, and commitment of a business as a whole. When deliveries are on time and intact, they bolster customer trust and satisfaction, while delays or

In today’s interconnected global economy, geopolitics play a major role in the ways businesses choose to source their goods. The complexities of international trade are unavoidable for companies reliant on imports from countries like China. With an increased trend toward tariffs on Chinese products and other international imports, these dynamics have a profound impact on

The transportation industry is at a pivotal moment, shaped by economic instability, inflation, and an ever-evolving marketplace. Spot market volatility, unsustainable pricing in both spot and contract rates, and broader economic pressures leave many uncertain about what the future holds. Despite these challenges, there are opportunities for adaptation and growth. By focusing on loyalty, strategic

Paul-Bernard Jaroslawski, the Founder and President of FreightCaviar, embodies the idea that success in logistics—or any industry—is rarely a solo journey. During a recent appearance on Triple T Transport’s Stay In Your Lane Podcast, Jaroslawski shared the details of his career journey, which has been full of unexpected twists, advice from mentors, and reminders of

Navigating the complexities of the food and beverage supply chain requires staying ahead of advances in technology, fostering relationships, and continuously adapting to economic shifts. At this year's Food Shippers of America Conference (FSAC), industry professionals gathered to discuss key strategies for improving supply chain operations in a landscape that demands both efficiency and adaptability.