Logistics 101: Learn How to Ship Freight

Learn when to use full truckload, LTL, shared truckload, intermodal, box truck or sprinter van. Use the free mode calculator to determine which shipping method is right for your freight.

Full truckload and LTL are similar modes of freight shipping, but all shippers should understand these 7 key differences between them.

Intermodal shipping is a full truckload conversion product that reduces cost and adds capacity. From transit planning to accessorials, Coyote Logistics explains the key differences between modes.

Intermodal is a key component of every supply chain. Coyote Logistics covers the basics for shippers to get started.

Every shipper has to get spot quotes for their truckload freight — these do's and don'ts will help you get the best rate every time.

Everything you need to know about committed freight pricing to run a more cost-effective supply chain.

Learn 6 rules for getting an accurate and affordable LTL freight quote. Find out how you can save time and money by quoting LTL freight through a 3PL.

Learn why accessorial fees are more common in LTL shipping, what some of the most frequent accessorials are and how to avoid them.

Find out how to determine freight density, LTL freight class, and NMFC codes when shipping LTL freight.

Discover the different types of intermodal pricing, find out what goes into each rate and learn how an IMC can help your intermodal business strategy.

Volume LTL (less-than-truckload) is a unique capacity solution that is perfect for larger sized LTL shipments. Coyote Logistics, a leading LTL logistics broker, explains key supply chain benefits.

By separating the power unit (driver & truck) from the trailer, 3PLs can create flexible shipping solutions using large networks and digital freight matching.

Learn the key functions of a Transportation Management Systems, how it's different than a WMS, how to choose the right TMS for your business.

Running a supply chain is difficult and complex, and shippers big and small outsource some of their logistics to 3PLs. Find out everything you need to know from an industry expert.

If you're importing or exporting freight between the U.S. and Canada or Mexico, knowing the basics of customs brokerage is essential.

Learn the difference between private fleet and dedicated fleets, why shippers use each, and how 3PLs can help.

Learn the basics of U.S. truckload market economics and get a crash course in supply and demand in this comprehensive guide for supply chain professionals.

The U.S. truckload market moves in a repeating pattern, called a market cycle. Learn how carrier supply and shipper demand drive the cycle with these infographics.