We have been seeing new ways carriers are reacting to shippers and receivers that take productive time out of a driver’s day. Picking up a shipment and delivering a shipment are the necessities to bill revenue, however, it is the movement of the shipment that drives the revenue. Regardless of mode, carriers are increasing existing accessorials and creating new ones to align with market shifts in e-commerce or regulations such as the ELD Mandate.
To receive a complete listing of accessorial charges we see on a recurring basis please contact carrier@rockfarm.com.
Editor’s Note: As we head into the holiday season and take a break during Thanksgiving we would like to thank you for being a part of our readership. If there are any subjects you would like us to explore further please do not hesitate to drop us a line at supplychaincoach@rockfarm.com.
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Brad’s journey into logistics began as a Marine Officer and transitioned from the LTL docks to the non-asset side within the logistics service provider arena. As a co-founder of Rockfarm, Brad drives our business development efforts and delivery of our promise. An Arizona native, Brad enjoys spending time outdoors in his home state with his wife and family.
“Our approach to the market allowed us an opportunity to push forward in 2008 and enable our mission, “lower the cost to serve” to stand as a cornerstone to our company today.”
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