Category: Carrier

A year ago, we made five predictions about where the trucking industry was headed in 2025. Now, with the benefit of hindsight, let’s see how they played out.  1. Market recovery without a boom. Verdict: ❌  As it turns out, even our tempered expectations were too optimistic. The anticipated rebound hasn’t materialized. Overcapacity remains stubbornly persistent, and freight volumes have stayed soft throughout the year.   The sector continues what analysts describe as

Coming into 2025, there was widespread expectation that the freight market would finally turn a corner. Instead, uncertainty has reigned supreme. Would-be turnarounds in rates and volumes have been brief false starts, leaving the trucking industry to wonder whether we are approaching an uncomfortable new reality where stagnation becomes the default state.  As 2025 winds down, several prominent topics have grabbed attention, from regulatory crackdowns to long-awaited policy changes.

There was a time when dash cameras were optional for fleets. If operations were running safely, cameras weren’t absolutely necessary. Those days are over.  Dash cams and video telematics are now essential tools for modern fleets. They reduce risk, cut insurance costs, improve driver behavior, and protect carriers from costly litigation. The hardware and software