May 1, 2026 | Drayage, Shippers & Forwarders
How you plan a drayage move involves more than scheduling a truck—it requires coordinating timing, availability, and equipment before the container is ever picked up. Most issues in drayage don’t come from execution—they come from gaps in planning. Here’s the reality:...
Apr 28, 2026 | Drayage, Press Releases, Shippers & Forwarders
Executive Summary: Manual drayage booking can create hidden costs through delayed communication, limited rate visibility, and time-consuming coordination. In this case study, one shipping operation reduced inefficiencies and reported more than $50,000 in annual...
Mar 24, 2026 | Drayage, Freight, Press Releases
Freight Management Inc recently highlighted a growing issue across U.S. supply chains: limited visibility in drayage operations. As costs, timelines, and customer expectations continue to increase, gaps in visibility are becoming more difficult for businesses to...
Feb 25, 2026 | Drayage, Freight, Shippers & Forwarders
If you manage import or export drayage directly with small carriers, you likely assume that once a truck is dispatched, the move is being actively watched. The pickup is scheduled. The driver is assigned. The container is on someone’s board. Yet demurrage still...
