Industry trends, shipping tips, market analysis, and logistics best practices from our team of freight experts.
Not sure whether to ship less than truckload or full truckload? This guide breaks down the cost differences, transit times, and ideal shipment sizes for LTL vs FTL freight shipping to help you make the right decision for your supply chain.
Freight shipping costs depend on weight, distance, mode, and market conditions. This comprehensive 2026 pricing guide covers average rates for FTL, LTL, intermodal, ocean, and air freight so you can budget accurately and find savings.
A freight broker connects shippers with carriers to move goods at competitive rates. Learn how freight brokerages like MyExpressFreight negotiate better pricing, provide shipment tracking, and simplify your logistics with a single point of contact.
Choosing the wrong freight broker can cost you time, money, and damaged goods. Here are the 9 critical questions every shipper should ask when evaluating a freight brokerage -- from carrier vetting and insurance to technology and payment terms.
Third-party logistics providers, freight brokers, and freight forwarders all serve different roles in the supply chain. This comparison explains the key differences, when to use each, and how to decide which logistics partner is right for your business.
Freight class determines your LTL shipping rate. This complete guide to NMFC freight classification explains how classes 50 through 500 work, how to determine your freight class, and how proper classification can save you money on every shipment.
New to freight shipping? This beginner's guide walks you through every step -- from getting a freight quote and preparing your shipment to choosing a carrier, understanding a bill of lading, and tracking your delivery from pickup to destination.
LTL base rates are up 6% and truckload spot rates are climbing as capacity tightens. This market analysis breaks down what's driving freight costs in 2026 and shares actionable strategies to reduce your transportation spend.
Cutting freight costs doesn't mean cutting corners. These 10 proven strategies -- from mode optimization and freight consolidation to negotiating contract rates and leveraging a freight broker -- can save your business thousands on shipping annually.
The bill of lading is the most important document in freight shipping. This guide explains what a BOL is, the different types, what information it contains, why it matters for freight claims, and how to fill one out correctly every time.
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