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NMFC Class Changes 2026: What LTL Shippers Should Know

NMFTA's Docket 2026-2 is a proposal to change roughly 33 items in the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) system, the standard that assigns freight class based on a commodity's density, stowability, handling, and liability. It follows a July 2025 overhaul that already moved more than 2,000...

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Optimizing Freight Management with A Real-Time LTL Quoting System

In the world of Less Than Truckload (LTL) shipping, finding the most cost-effective and efficient...

Why LTL Shippers Should Be Connecting Their TMS to Their ERP

In the complex world of LTL (Less Than Truckload) shipping, efficiency and accuracy are not just...

Cargo Insurance for LTL Freight Shippers: Is it Worth it?

With all the complexities involved in Less Than Truckload (LTL) shipping, the potential for hiccups...

How Electronic Bill of Lading Tech is Shaping the Future of LTL Shipping

The digital transformation wave is no longer gently lapping at the shores of industry; it's turned...

How Data Gaps Lead to Overspending in LTL Shipping

Shipping less-than-truckload (LTL) freight without good data can cost your business money. When you...

How You Know It's Time to Expand from LTL to FTL Freight Shipping

Shippers have a variety of options available to them based on several key factors, including the...

Routing Guides and Automation: Taming the Complexity of LTL Shipping

Efficiency and accuracy are essential for businesses navigating the complexities of...

December 2023 Freight Class Changes

The NMFTA has released updated the latest NMFC updates that will impact LTL shipments with an...

What You Really Need to Know to Know About Cargo Insurance

Cargo (full value) insuranceis a crucial component to the shipment of goods. Unpredictable events...

How LTL Freight Shippers Can Prevent Reweighs and Reclassifications

As an LTL (Less Than Truckload) freight shipper, you look for every opportunity to save on shipping...