How e-commerce and ‘Uberization’ are altering carriers’ operations

CCJ Staff (CCJ)

Jul 10, 2017

Updated Jul 11, 2017

Autonomous trucks aren’t the only things transforming the way freight is moved. New strategies such as the “Uberization” of freight are also disrupting the landscape. This panel, held at the CCJ Spring Symposium in May and moderated by freight movement expert Steve Sashihara, explores these strategies with fleets already moving in that direction. See more coverage of other Symposium sessions at the links below.

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