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Adapting Freight Services to Meet 2025 Customer Demands
2025 is looking like the year for change in the freight industry. Customer demands are evolving in response to technological advancements, environmental concerns, global economics, and market changes around the world. To adapt, the freight industry needs to stay ahead … Continue reading
Preparing for Summer Demand: Strategies to Scale Operations Effectively with Freight Factoring
Summer is a busy season for the freight industry. The summer months bring a surge in freight demands, as many industries increase production. This translates to increased shipments and tighter delivery schedules. From the retail industry and its summer promotions … Continue reading
2025 Trucking Compliance: Staying Up To Date & How Freight Factoring Helps
The trucking industry is always evolving, with regulatory changes and technological advancements that are changing how carriers operate. In 2025, there will be big changes to the industry. Staying compliant while maintaining a healthy cash flow has become more important … Continue reading
Driver Behaviors That Can Reduce Fuel Consumption and Save You Money
For today’s freight carrier industry, fuel costs are one of the largest operational expenses. Diesel prices are in constant flux, making it challenging to control how much is spent on fuel consumption. Training drivers on fuel-efficient driving behaviors is more … Continue reading
Credit Checks in Freight Factoring: Your Key to Smarter Financing
Running any company is challenging, especially when business is affected by seasonal ups and downs, road conditions, and slow-paying customers. Freight factoring resolves this by offering steady pay each time you haul a load for a client. Instead of waiting … Continue reading
Factoring for Contract Trucking: Ensuring Reliable Cash Flow on Long-Term Jobs
Some contract truckers have long-term contracts with brokers and shippers. Instead of having one job and moving on, they might transport goods for a company for months or years. Contract drivers are independent contractors, so they pay their own business … Continue reading
How the New Administration Will Affect Freight Factoring in 2025
The new administration is in place, and the new DOGE committee is gutting many federal agencies. As agencies shut down, rules are added or removed, and fuel prices increase in many areas, how is that going to affect freight factoring … Continue reading