Drop-and-hook demand prompts Convoy to invest in predictive capability

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Drop-and-hook demand prompts Convoy to invest in predictive capability

| Nov 19, 2020 11:44AM EST
Convoy has seen considerable volume growth for a program under which loads are pre-staged for drivers, prompting the freight broker to develop more predictive capability to route empty equipment to shippers’ facilities.
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