SONAR has announced the integration of GenLogs into its Supply Chain Intelligence (SCI) platform. This strategic enhancement is set to equip shippers and logistics professionals with unprecedented visibility and actionable intelligence, ultimately transforming how they source and secure reliable carriers. At the core of this integration is the enhanced “Find Capacity” button within SONAR’s SCI,… Continue reading SONAR integrates GenLogs to enhance carrier capacity sourcing
Month: September 2025
DHL surges customs agent hiring as new tariffs confuse importers
DHL is hiring hundreds of customs experts to help businesses navigate unprecedented trade turbulence that is upending supply chains even as the integrated logistics giant expects a more muted peak shipping season this fall. A barrage of constantly changing U.S. tariff policies has whipsawed freight markets, with shippers fast-forwarding overseas orders to beat tariff deadlines,… Continue reading DHL surges customs agent hiring as new tariffs confuse importers
Small carrier’s bankruptcy spells out need for factoring
H5 transport, a North Dakota-based truckload and LTL carrier, has filed for bankruptcy protection under chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Code. It continues to operate, according to the court documents filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for North Dakota. According to the company’s data available through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, H5 is… Continue reading Small carrier’s bankruptcy spells out need for factoring
HOS Changes Coming? One Way It Can Impact Small Carriers’ Profitability
If you’re an owner-operator or running a small fleet, you’ve probably heard the rumblings: Washington may loosen up some HOS restrictions. The proposed pilot programs, under review, could give more flexibility in driving and rest requirements. Sounds promising — but like everything in trucking, the devil is in the details. This isn’t about being for… Continue reading HOS Changes Coming? One Way It Can Impact Small Carriers’ Profitability
Flatbed report: Lumber prices are flashing a warning sign to flatbed truckers
A significant warning sign for Canadian and U.S. flatbed truckers is emerging from the decline in lumber prices. This decline is leading to substantial production cuts by sawyers. Interfor, the third-largest lumber producer in North America, announced on Thursday that it plans to reduce its output by 12%. This reduction, totaling approximately 145 million board… Continue reading Flatbed report: Lumber prices are flashing a warning sign to flatbed truckers