Working in the transportation industry you have surely heard of comcheks. But just starting out it may be a bit confusing to figure out how a COMCHEK™ works and why companies use them. A COMCHEK is a form of payment most frequently used by freight brokers to pay contract carriers, and they [...]
Past year presented challenges as car shipping volumes increased dramatically. Demand for car shipping & rising prices for fuel led to higher shipping costs. Despite the challenges we continued to offer superior value and quality for our customers allowing us to ship 3,787 vehicles.
RCG Logistics headed to Vegas for SEMA 2011, and we brought tons of pictures from the show floor, outside events, outrageous concept cars and priceless exotics. This year’s SEMA show took place on October 1st through the 4th with thousands of people in attendance. Attendees had a chance to see new [...]
Analysis For the week of November 7, 2001 vehicle shipments are down slightly by 2% from previous week with a total volume of just over 17,000 vehicles. Even though this number is slightly lower than the previous week the volume has increased by 10% from a month ago. Biggest Gainers Highest [...]
Analysis The week of October 31, 2011 took a giant leap upwards in car shipping volume from the previous week. The upward momentum, 3rd weekly increase in volume, shows no signs of slowing down. Rates for auto transporters up are up as shippers are struggle to find trucks to cover their [...]
Market report for the auto transport industry for the week of 10/24/2011. Providing analysis of the car shipping market prices, current trends, forecasts and supply and demand for vehicle transportation.
Report indicating the state of the car shipping industry for the week of October 17, 2001, as well historical trends and season market fluctuations.
In an effort to deal with rising cost of oil and increased emissions regulations, Japanese manufacturer Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd announced plans to build a car carrier that will use liquefied natural gas as its primary fuel source. The ship is expected to transport about 2000 vehicles at one time and [...]
A bill introduced in congress, HR 2357, is aimed to regulate the transportation industry. The bill would require all brokers to carry a minimum of $100,000 bond and impose harsh penalties to those that operate without a license.
