By Georgia Prater
Posted August 15, 2022

How the move on speed limiters will impact your business

Speed limiters are on the docket again. Over the past 11 years they’ve moved from back burner to front burner several times. Whether you’re pro or con, now’s the time for trucking companies, 3PLs, fleets and warehouse solutions providers to get up to speed. It’s clear this issue isn’t going away fast—if ever. The FMCSA’s […]

By Georgia Prater
Posted February 18, 2022

How to Keep Growing When the Labor Force is Tight

From hand sanitizer to food to toilet paper, truck drivers continue to make their deliveries despite a historic labor shortage. The statistics are staggering—an estimated current shortage of approximately 80,000 truck drivers is expected to double by 2030 with nearly 1 million new drivers needed by the end of the decade. Demand for trucking remains […]

By Georgia Prater
Posted January 11, 2022

Are Supply Chain Woes Starting to Ease? What to Expect in 2022

January 11, 2022 Since the beginning of the pandemic almost two years ago, disruptions to the global supply chain have been numerous, which has meant higher costs for both businesses and consumers. Certain factors are indicating that the supply chain woes that have plagued the logistics industry for months are beginning to subside however it […]

By Georgia Prater
Posted July 21, 2021

INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN YOUR TRUCKS? THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO REDUCE RISK

July 21, 2021 With recent discussions and news coverage regarding the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) independent-contractor rule, now is a good time to review independent contractor status guidelines and which classifications are best suited for your business. As you think about your strongest asset, your people, the independent contractor classification goes beyond today’s cost, […]

By Georgia Prater
Posted April 1, 2021

Experiencing Truck Driver Shortage? Strengthen Your Culture

April 9, 2021 The truck driver shortage has plagued the transportation industry for years. For the fourth year in a row, the shortage of drivers was the main critical issue in the Trucking Industry survey conducted by the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), which indicates that the industry needs to find a solution to the […]

By Georgia Prater
Posted September 8, 2021

The Freight Insider: Georgia Ports Authority – Expanding Capacity, Relieving Pressure, & Supporting the Economy

The Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director, Griff Lynch, speaks with Page Siplon on the Freight Insider podcast! Griff shares his freight journey and the latest on the economic growth projects going on at the Georgia Ports Authority. Listen here!https://lnkd.in/dzQ66NtH Or Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/dsMUmnCH

By Georgia Prater
Posted July 21, 2021

Introducing the Freight Insider podcast

Introducing the first episode of The Freight Insider! Our CEO, Page Siplon, joins Scott Luton, founder & CEO of Supply Chain Now, to open the door on the business of freight! This episode features business lessons learned throughout the pandemic, challenges for the freight industry, and the importance of how freight serves as the common denominator for our […]

By admin
Posted December 11, 2018

Happy Holidays from TeamOne Logistics

Warmest Wishes from TeamOne Logistics! Watch the video above for a holiday message from TeamOne Logistics CEO Page Siplon.

By admin
Posted August 21, 2019

The Logistics Workforce Update August 2019

Issues Impacting the Logistics Workforce By: Page Siplon, CEO, TeamOne Logistics In this episode of The Logistics Workforce Update, we discuss the decline in spot freight volume and rates, and their impact on capacity and the logistics workforce. The shortage of qualified truck drivers in the U.S. is projected to grow to 160,000 in 2028 […]

By admin
Posted April 30, 2019

The Logistics Workforce Update May 2019

Issues Impacting the Logistics Workforce By: Page Siplon, CEO, TeamOne Logistics We’re back from winter hibernation with a new edition of The Logistics Workforce Update. In this episode, we discuss factors impacting the workforce in Q1 and Q2 2019. We touch on proposed rule changes regarding Electronic Logging Devices, a bill that would allow drivers […]

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