Understanding LTL Shipping: A Comprehensive Guide to Less Than Truckload Freight Delivery
LTL Shipping, also known as Less Than Truckload shipping, is a popular and cost-effective...
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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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Understanding the Difference Between LTL and FTL Freight
In the rapidly evolving supply chain industry, being familiar with terms like Less Than Truckload...
Employee Spotlight: Skyler Low, Accountant
This month’s Q & A is with Skyler Low, company accountant, who has been an invaluable team member...
What Is LTL Cargo Insurance and Do You Really Need It?
Most, if not all LTL (Less Than Truckload) shippers at one point have asked themselves if cargo...
Saint Patrick's Day: Now a Major Holiday for the Supply Chain
What started as a small celebration commemorating the life of Saint Patrick, has now blossomed...
Employee Spotlight: Michael Wells, Product Manager
At MyCarrier, we believe that our team members truly make the company valuable. Our multi-skilled...
5 Reasons to Manage Your Freight with MyCarrierTMS Instead of a 3PL
If you've discovered this post, chances are you've considered using a Third Party Logistics (3PL)...