Prepare for major changes in trucking environment, shippers told

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Prepare for major changes in trucking environment, shippers told

| Mar 23, 2015 3:34PM EDT
Shippers are being warned to prepare for major and potentially costly changes in the way they contract or hire trucking companies to move freight across the U.S., as economic, regulatory and legal pressures reshape the transportation landscape.
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