LTL shippers pressured to digitize bill of lading

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LTL shippers pressured to digitize bill of lading

| Sep 26, 2018 6:02PM EDT
Digitizing the bedrock shipping document would help less-than-truckload carriers cut costs and optimize freight flows while returning some of those gains to shippers.
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