GlobalTranz, MIT partner on LTL to truckload migration

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GlobalTranz, MIT partner on LTL to truckload migration

| Mar 16, 2021 11:34AM EDT
Modal-switching technology tested by MIT and broker GlobalTranz is showing that shippers can save costs by grouping less-than-truckload linehaul freight to multi-stop truckloads.
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