Vacation-Proof Your Shipping: MyCarrier Keeps Freight Moving During Time Off
Summer is here, and for many shipping managers, that means vacation season.
At least, in theory.
In...
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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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