Our Blogs gives us a unique opportunity to share news, updates and content, while also offering a place for us to interact with you. If you’re wondering what can you expect from the content you find on our blog, and how the information here relates to the information you will find on our website, read on.Our blog section allows us to leverage Fork Freight technologies to engage in two-way communication with our readers and take your feedback into consideration as we create content, tools and resources. In addition, we’ll use the blog to share multimedia content, such as videos, photos and more ..read more

Our online library provides information, resources, and tools for carriers, shippers, brokers and dispatchers. In this section, you’ll find helpful information on a variety of topics related to the trucking industry. The library also includes an online media center with videos, podcasts, and articles. We hope you find this information useful and informative. The post Demo appeared first on Fork Freight ..read more

Freight brokers and dispatchers both work as intermediaries between shippers and the trucking industry. Freight brokers typically specialize in one or two specific commodities. Dispatchers will arrange for transportation regardless of goods type. Today, we are going to talk about what is the difference between freight brokers and dispatchers, when it comes to finding freight in the trucking industry period. What is a Freight Broker? Freight brokers are responsible for negotiating prices and services with several trucking companies. They typically work as a liaison between shippers and carriers ..read more

If you are reading this article, chances are that you have already heard about factoring invoices for trucking companies. Let us explain how it works. The factoring company will buy your unpaid invoices at a discount, usually between 80% and 95% of the value of the invoice. You then get paid immediately by the factoring company and you no longer have to wait 30, 60 or even 90 days for your customers to pay. By the time you finish reading this article, we hope you’ll have a better idea of what factoring is and how it works. The 5 most important things you should know about factoring in the truc ..read more

Truckers are always asking themselves this question. The answer is actually pretty simple, but it might surprise you. While there are some loads that pay well, they aren’t always the ones that are worth your time. If you’re looking for a load to haul across state lines, be sure to take a look at what’s available in your area first! This article will tell you what types of loads usually give drivers the biggest bang for their buck when hauling them across state lines. There are several factors that contribute to the value of a load. The first is distance. How far will you have to drive? Some tr ..read more

Freight brokers are the unsung heroes in international trade. It is not just because they provide a valuable service, but also because they help you do business when your network does not have global reach. That alone makes them invaluable to SMEs who cannot afford an in-house sales force or representative abroad. When you are working with a freight broker, you are doing business on a more personal level. Despite the fact that they are not making any sales themselves, their influence on your relationship with the carrier is vital. That’s why it is important to understand what they can do for y ..read more

The trucking industry is booming right now, with the demand for trucks outpacing the supply. If you are a professional driver or have ever dreamed of being one, this may be your opportunity to get started! This blog post will give you an overview on how to start your career as a trucker and what it takes. Truckers are needed everywhere in the U.S., but certain areas need drivers more than others. These include major cities like New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and Houston; as well as big distribution centers like Memphis or Atlanta. The problem is that many people don’t understand how to be ..read more

Overview We provide high-end, affordable services that will help carriers, shippers, and brokers grow their business. Our goal is to change the way you use load boards, increasing the effectiveness of load process and delivery. Our industry professionals work to significantly improve freight matching for you and your customers. Which are the API commands used in Fork Freight? Command Purpose POST Create an object GET Fetch one or more objects PUT Update an object DELETE Remove an object Authentication To use the API’s listed above, you need to authenticate your id as you woul ..read more

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