Nation Facing Height Shortage Among Truckers: Is This The Real Reason Behind Driver Deficit?
In an unexpected development, a recent study by the Tall Institute of Logistics and Kinetically-sized Enterprises (TILKE) has discovered that the average height of truck drivers has declined by 6.9 inches over the past decade. This puzzling 'shortage' has ignited humorous debates and raised serious discussions about the challenges and changes in the trucking industry.
Double Brokers Hailed as New Superheroes of Freight Market; Ability to Multiply Themselves Seen as Key to Solving Capacity Crisis
Double brokers, often seen as the villains of the freight industry, are being reframed as 'superheroes' in a recent study. This surprising research suggests that these 'middle-middle-men' might, in fact, help increase capacity in the market by creating an illusion of multiple opportunities - a development that's shaking up traditional perceptions in the logistics process.
Transgender Bathrooms at Truck Stops Pave the Way for Equality: Truckers Debate Over Urinal Designs and Toilet Paper Quality
The installation of transgender bathrooms in truck stops nationwide is driving unexpected debates on toilet paper quality and urinal designs among truckers. These progressive lavatories, however, are emerging as unifying spaces in an industry traditionally seen as old-fashioned, fostering a newfound camaraderie among the trucking community.
Democratization of Recognition: Freight Brokers Create Circular Awards System; Every Broker Now 'Broker of the Year
In a move that's redefining the competitive landscape of the freight industry, brokers nationwide have introduced an unconventional awards system, ensuring that each broker can share the glory as 'Broker of the Year'. Though critics question this 'everyone gets a trophy' mentality, the system has noticeably lightened the industry's mood and unintentionally boosted the trophy manufacturing business.