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Nearly 100 trucks will be used in Schneider's Southern California Intermodal operations.

Shippers now have more options, better reliability, and greater control over the supply chain.

Consumer demand moderates amid continued inflation and high interest rates.

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A national hydrogen mobility strategy is proposed to help replace diesel-powered heavy trucks at major U.S. ports.

When you’re managing a supply chain, there’s a lot that makes your job harder: a lack of visibility, inefficient tools, unpredictable costs, carrier compliance, procuring freight, finding qualified talent and planning for the future. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Schneider’s range of Transportation Management Systems meet your business where it’s at, making your supply chain more efficient and delivering an average ROI of 33%. Learn more about how a Schneider backed TMS can facilitate data integration, select cost effective modes, engineer routes and more.

If you’re looking for a solution for low-density or hard-to-predict freight, it’s important to find a shipping provider that meets your needs. Here are six questions to ask to make sure a provider’s right for your business.

An American manufacturer conducted a Supply Chain Assessment to identify areas of opportunity within their supply chain. The assessment identified that there was likely opportunity for cost savings within their transportation strategy. Schneider’s engineering team used a representative sample of the customer’s historical shipment data to conduct a transportation optimization study.

A tire manufacturer was experiencing sticker shock while trying to ship its low density, hard to cover freight. Learn how Schneider’s Market Index Pricing helped the manufacturer save money on its unpredictable freight.

A hydroponics equipment distributor relied on Schneider’s network modeling to keep product moving during COVID shut down.

Supply chain design impacts the majority of operating costs and understanding how the components of your supply chain work together is imperative.

Don’t let your freight get sidelined! What's happening this year for the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) International Roadcheck May 4–6, 2021

A global medical supply manufacturer was chosen to make N95 masks amid the COVID pandemic. How did they meet the increased need for masks and expedited shipping across the Mexico/United States border? Read more.

When its primary carrier dropped its business, a tire manufacturer was left scrambling to transport raw materials from the Port of New Orleans to manufacturing plants throughout the country. Read more.

Kneejerk reactions to international disruption, like reshoring, may not be the whole answer to solving your supply chain challenges. Learn what to consider for your holistic distribution footprint.