Have you ever wondered what freight tech has enabled trucking to go greener? It's not just on Earth Day where sustainability leads the conversation. Environmental concerns are at the forefront of global discussions, sparking many industries to join the race to reduce their carbon footprint. The trucking industry, a vital component of global commerce, is no exception.

March is the month we celebrate Women's History, so here's a timeline of some major accomplishments and impactful inventions brought to you by women. These little known facts have shaped the trucking industry and paved the way for women in the industry today.

Truck driving is not just about getting from Point A to Point B. It's about safe and efficient transportation, navigating regulations and disruptions, and finding joy in long hours on the road. Thankfully, technology has stepped in to improve the journey.

So, free up some storage space and get your mobile devices ready as we go through 5 Go-to Apps for Truck Drivers and hear from David, an AMX driver for our regional fleet, as to which apps he uses on a daily basis and why.

Every year, the trucking industry is responsible for the majority of domestic freight transportation. In 2020, trucks transported more than 10 billion tons of freight, representing 72.5% of all domestic cargo, according to the American Trucking Associations. 3.36 million drivers contributed $1.2 trillion to U.S. GDP.