NMFC Docket 2025-2: Your Guide to What’s Next in NMFTA’s Reclassification
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The National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA) issued NMFC Docket 2025-2 on August 28, 2025. ...
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2025 Expedite Carrier of the Year: Distribution by Air
By Mitch Kinek
Pictured is Distribution by Air (DBA)’s team accepting TLI’s Expedite Carrier of the Year award. ...
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2025 Regional LTL Carrier of the Year: A. Duie Pyle
By Mitch Kinek
A. Duie Pyle accepts TLI’s Regional LTL Carrier of the Year award. Pictured left to ...
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2025 National LTL Carrier of the Year: Old Dominion Freight Line
By Mitch Kinek
Old Dominion Freight Line accepts TLI’s Carrier of the Year award. Pictured left to right: ...
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Why Parcel and LTL Pricing Comparisons Pay Off
By Mitch Kinek
Shippers often separate their LTL and small package strategies: two systems, two workflows, two sets ...
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The Curveball in LTL Pricing: Understanding Density Exception Rules
By Mitch Kinek
LTL carriers have increasingly shifted toward density-based pricing emphasis, promising more consistent and fair freight ...
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Dependable LTL Reefer & Temperature-Controlled Shipping
By Mitch Kinek
When your shipment includes items that must stay cold or frozen, standard LTL is not ...
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Made in America: July 2025 New Shipper Program
By Mitch Kinek
Help us celebrate American Businesses this July with the Made in America promotion for American-based ...
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June 2025 Supply Chain Update: Key Trends & Market Insights
Stay ahead with this June 2025 Supply Chain Update covering tariffs, transportation ISM data, freight rates, consumer sentiment, and logistics trends.
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Contingent Cargo Liability: What is it and How is it Different?
By TLI
Insurance can often feel like a maze of fine print and technical jargon, and one common point of confusion—the difference between cargo liability and contingent cargo liability—illustrates how two similar-sounding coverages can serve very different purposes, with understanding that difference potentially protecting your business from costly mistakes.
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