Every day, millions of packages move across the country while dispatchers are left guessing. The usual tracking updates, like "shipped," "in transit," or "out for delivery", don't really explain what's happening or where your package actually is . Tracking your shipments the old way is like trying to follow someone with your eyes closed. You get a few short updates, but most of the journey is unknown. Now, things are starting to change. Smart sensors and GPS are making it possible for packages to "speak," sharing their location and condition and alerting people if something goes wrong along the way. In this blog, we'll see the role of IoT and GPS in real-time shipment tracking and their benefits. Let's get into it . What is Real-Time Shipment Tracking? Real-time shipment tracking is a logistics feature that uses GPS and smart sensors to monitor the movement and ...
Freight trailers have long been used as the preferred transportation method when carrying various goods, both large and small. And with a wide range of trailers available, there is one for almost any cargo you are shipping. Even seasoned shippers may find it challenging to select the best shipment method and type of equipment. So, the best way to move their goods can be determined by understanding the different kinds of dry van trailers and their specifications. Each dry van trailer is created specifically to satisfy certain shipping requirements. Learn more about these trailers in our comprehensive guide. But first, let us understand its meaning. What Is a Dry Van Trailer? Closed-box trailers without climate control are called dry vans. They transport the bulk of the world's freight. Shippers can only load these enclosed trailers from the back because they have doors on that side. Most have wooden floors that can be blocked and nailed to for security....