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:

If you’ve been reading recent freight industry news, you’ve likely seen a number of stories about double brokering and its impact on the supply chain. The illegal practice of double brokering has increased over the last several months, and these

Find out which niche markets have shipments with a higher profit per load and why you should consider them.

Don’t rely on shipper lists to grow your new freight brokerage.