When it comes to managing imports, most shippers know how critical drayage is to the bigger picture of their supply chain. But with countless numbers of drayage companies to choose from—ranging from small, local operators to large, nationwide providers—the decision isn’t always clear.

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Drayage Companies Compared: What Really Sets Them Apart
By Point To Point on September, 7 2025
Topics: PortSide Supply Chain
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Dedicated Contract Carriage (DCC): A Guide to Smarter Fleet Strategy
By Point To Point on September, 1 2025
Managing your own private fleet isn’t easy. Rising insurance costs, ongoing driver shortages, compliance requirements, and fluctuating demand can strain even the most experienced logistics teams. That’s why many shippers are turning to dedicated contract carriage (DCC) — sometimes called dedicated fleet services — as a smarter way to move freight.
Topics: Dedicated Supply Chain Strategy
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From Warehouse to Oil Field: How A Leading Distributor Improved Efficiency & Speed
By Point To Point on August, 26 2025
In the high-stakes world of the oil and gas industry, equipment failures and delays can lead to significant operational downtime and lost revenue. Companies need a reliable logistics partner to ensure that mission-critical equipment - like generators, motors, and power systems - arrives on time and in top condition to keep operations running.
Topics: Expedited Case Study Truckload LTL Technology
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Amplifying Efficiency: KICKER'S Logistics Transformation With Averitt
By Point To Point on August, 6 2025
In the world of high-performance audio equipment, speed, reliability, and efficiency are just as important as sound quality. KICKER, a leader in car and marine audio, found that recent growth had introduced supply chain inefficiencies that weren’t apparent at a smaller scale.
Topics: PortSide Case Study LTL Distribution and Fulfillment Technology Supply Chain Strategy
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LTL is Changing: Get Ready for New NMFC Rules Taking Effect July 19
By Point To Point on June, 30 2025
On July 19, 2025, the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) system is undergoing its most significant change in decades. Over 3,000 commodities will shift to a density-based classification model—impacting how LTL shipments are rated, quoted, and billed.
Topics: Freight Handling Supply Chain LTL NMFC
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Why Houston Is Becoming the Go-To Market for Strategic Logistics
By Point To Point on June, 3 2025
Houston isn’t just a hub for oil and aerospace—it’s a rising powerhouse in freight movement. As global trade routes shift and supply chains face new pressures, shippers are increasingly turning to shipping companies in Houston to streamline the flow of goods.
Topics: International PortSide Logistics Hub Supply Chain Truckload LTL Supply Chain Strategy
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Streamlining Supply Chain Operations For A Leading Beer & Beverages Distributor
By Point To Point on April, 8 2025
A major distributor within the beer and beverages industry with operations across Texas and neighboring states, specializing in leading brands like Modelo, Miller, and Coors, along with additional products, including marketing materials. Their mission aligns closely with Averitt’s commitment to professionalism, efficiency, and fostering strong partnerships.
Topics: Dedicated Case Study Supply Chain Truckload LTL
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Navigating The 2025 NMFC Freight Classification Updates
By Point To Point on March, 31 2025
In the debut episode of Beyond Point to Point, host Joe Greek is joined by Averitt’s own Mark Davis, Greg Hallmark, and Jason Brewer to explore the upcoming NMFC changes and what they mean for shippers. From pricing structures and freight measurement to packaging best practices, this episode breaks down the key steps shippers can take now to prepare for this major industry shift.
Topics: Freight Handling Supply Chain LTL Industry News NMFC Beyond Point to Point
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Beyond Delivery: How All South Flooring Achieves More with Averitt
By Point To Point on March, 18 2025
In the wholesale distribution industry, timing, flexibility, and efficiency are critical. For companies managing high-volume product movement, ensuring on-time delivery and seamless logistics can be a complex challenge. This case study explores how Averitt’s comprehensive transportation and logistics services have helped All South Flooring optimize operations, elevate service levels, and gain a competitive edge in the Southeast market.