Transflo’s Engage Team: Cultivating Community and Giving Back

In a distributed work environment, building a strong company culture requires intention and creativity. At Transflo, the Engage program has become a cornerstone of our corporate culture, bridging geographical distances while making a meaningful difference in our communities.  Founded in 2022, Engage has transformed how Transflo employees connect across departments, functions, and locations. Through virtual

Celebrating Women Leaders at Transflo: International Women’s Day 2025

In the transportation and logistics industry, outstanding leadership drives innovation, resilience, and strategic growth. This is especially the case at Transflo, where this International Women’s Day, we’re spotlighting the exceptional women leaders who are helping shape Transflo’s vision and impact across the freight technology landscape. We sat down with four of our outstanding vice presidents

What New Roles is AI Ready to Play in the Trucking Industry?

From streamlining business processes to unlocking previously unimaginable innovations, discussions about new technology have become nearly synonymous with AI developments.  Yet, while excitement around AI abounds, it’s accompanied by concerns about economic upheaval and workforce displacement. Despite these uncertainties, one thing is clear: AI is not just a disruptor—it’s an enabler of innovation.  The trucking

What You Need to Know About California’s AB5 in 2025

California’s Assembly Bill 5 (AB5), also known as the “gig economy law,” was passed in 2019 and took effect on Jan. 1, 2020. Originally intended to address worker misclassification in sectors like ride-hailing and delivery services, the law significantly alters how workers are classified across multiple sectors, including trucking. Five years later, it is still

How Will Trump’s Election Victory Impact Trucking? 

On November 5, voters elected Donald Trump as president for the second time, making him just the second president in United States history to be elected to non-consecutive terms. With all 50 states called by the Associated Press, it appears Trump held a 312-226 edge in the Electoral College over Vice President Kamala Harris when

Rounding Up Recent FMCSA Regulatory Developments

This autumn is just a month old, and it’s already been a highly eventful season. Two major hurricanes made landfall in the Southeast, upending lives, crucial roads, and the freight market. Meanwhile, what could be the closest presidential election in almost a quarter-century is entering the final days of the campaign, and the outcome could

The Impact of Hurricane Helene on Transportation and the Supply Chain

Hurricane Helene left behind a devastating path of destruction at the end of September in the Southeast U.S. When the final estimates are calculated, Helene will likely go down the most expensive and deadliest Atlantic hurricane since Hurricane Katrina.   As the storm ravaged through parts of Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and Tennessee, it demolished many

Is Fraud Inescapable in Today’s Freight Industry?

It’s very possible that the current freight market has finally turned, meaning that the worst of the two-year long freight recession could be behind us. However, fraud and theft – which have prospered during the downturn – don’t appear to be going anywhere.  In this article, we’ll look at the most common forms of fraud

How Can Brokers and 3PLs Weather the Continued Storm?

If you own a brokerage or play a significant role in its day-to-day operations, you are likely looking for ways to make business run more smoothly and successfully during an uncertain era. While there’s no magic solution that will fix all of what currently ails the industry, automation powered by artificial intelligence can help brokers