In what segment of Freight will you find the need for the most help understanding the rules regulations and processes involved in this mode of transportation? Ground Rail Ocean Air

Being in logistics has a way of educating us. I can honestly say that if I were not, I'd probably be doing the same thing... Due to the strike, we are seeing mass panicking and purchasing of household goods, such as tissue and paper towels. However, we manufacturer majority of these supplies domestically. I've heard several members of my family tell me I should go and purchase some. To be fair, I probably will, only because when we actually need some, we won't be able to purchase it at our normal stores because everyone has OBLITERATED the supply!!! Instead of logistics, we should all sell common household supplies for when everyone panics 😂 What has caught your attention about the strike?

There is a lot going on in the social world. I focus on LinkedIn, but have seen many going to X (aka Twitter) and some references to Reddit. Meanwhile, many drivers are in Facebook groups. What social platform is your favorite to talk about freight?

What do you think the average Freight payment term with a shipper is? Net 15, Net 30, Net 60, Net 90? Whats the longest payment term you allow and why?

Cannot remember who asked( apologies) about the links and lawyers book teaching other lawyers how to sue carrier. The first link is my self promoting of my article from LI. The second is the presentation done by the US attorney and Canadian attorney at the Insurance presentation. If you are an asset carrier operating in IL, CA, TX and FL top 4 states. If you are a carrier please do not advertise for the people trying to rock our industry. (1) Lawyers hunting payouts: Shock, Nuclear and Reptile Verdicts growing. | LinkedIn