Having an understanding of basic supply & demand helps freight brokers dig deeper into how they affect the truckload market. There are a number of economic indicators supply chain professionals use to keep tabs on the market. Learn how to recognize patterns when the market fluctuates so you can provide a better consultative experience for your customer.
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Fighting Fraud In Transportation There are legal risks of not separating carrier and brokerage operations when both reside under the same roof. The main purpose of MAP-21 is to prohibit motor carriers from brokering freight, and brokers from providing motor
Understanding the logistics laws of supply and demand gives freight brokers a competitive advantage.
An accessorial charge is a fee that is charged by a carrier for an additional service provided during transit of a load. This is a charge outside of the agreed upon line haul and mileage. 6 most common accessorial charges:
