Truckers face a serious threat as large shippers develop networks
Amazon and Walmart are poised to disrupt the trucking industry, and more large shippers may ...
On the quiet – but not discreet enough that it wasn’t noticed by US trucking publication Freightwaves – Amazon has entered the freight brokerage industry in the US and is set to considerably challenge existing brokerages’ dominance. According to Freightwaves analysis, it is already undercutting existing road freight market spot rates by up to 25%. This is not only to build market share in the segment, but also secure capacity for its own transport needs during periods of higher demand: ...
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