Roadway Express Officer Doubts Dot.com Savings
Carriers that know their costs and value will thrive regardless of changes brought on by electronic commerce, according to Robert Obee, chief information officer for Roadway Express.
Trucking Exec Doubts Dot.com Savings
Carriers that know their costs and value will thrive regardless of changes brought on by electronic commerce, according to Robert Obee, chief information officer for Roadway Express.
Net Start-Ups Muscle Into Logistics Market
Traditional third-party logistics providers seem unfazed by the proliferation of their online counterparts. But will the tech-savvy newcomers reduce conventional logisticians to little more than package-pushers?
U.S. Asks if Displays, Phones Distract Truck Drivers
When does the growth of information technology for trucking become information overload that could distract the driver? Federal transportation officials have decided it’s time to look into the question, since it could have negative implications for safety.
Internet Start-Ups Vie for Seats at Logistics Table
Traditional third-party logistics providers seem unfazed by the proliferation of their online counterparts. But some observers wonder whether the tech-savvy newcomers may one day reduce the role of the conventional logisticians to little more than package-pushers.
Placard Position Clarified by RSPA
Hazardous materials placards may be placed at a level below the trailer’s floor and behind the rear underride guard as long as they are not obscured, according to a June 2 decision by the Department of Transportation’s Research and Special Programs Administration.
Feds Wonder if Safety Tech is Distracting
When does the growth of information technology for trucking become information overload that could distract the driver? Federal transportation officials have decided it’s time to look into the question, since it could have negative implications for safety.
RPSA Clarifies Hazmat Placard Placement
Hazardous materials placards may be placed at a level below the trailer’s floor and behind the rear underride guard as long as they are not obscured, according to a June 2 decision by the Department of Transportation’s Research and Special Programs Administration.
Allied's Lauer is CIO of Year
It has been a good year for Doug Lauer. The chief information officer for Allied Holdings had already been honored as Georgia’s top CIO, and now he has been named the information technology professional of the year by the Information Technology and Logistics Council and Transport Technology Today magazine.
IT-Logistics Council Struggles With Its Options
The Information Technology and Logistics Council, unable to decide among three less-than-ideal options about its future, chose to go back to the drawing board.