At Averitt, Veterans Day is a time to pause and recognize the people whose service, character, and leadership continue to strengthen not only our company but the entire transportation industry. Many of our associates proudly served in the U.S. Armed Forces — and in this video, a few share what that experience means to them today.

If you’ve been following trade headlines lately, you’ve seen the pattern: stability one week, uncertainty the next.

Every year, Averitt surveys supply chain and logistics professionals across North America to uncover key trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping our industry. Now in its 11th year, the State of the North American Supply Chain Survey provides valuable insights that help businesses plan for the year ahead—and we want to hear from you.

Averitt developed a secure, full-service logistics solution for a global spirits manufacturer to safely transport high-value tequila shipments from Zapopan, Jalisco, in Guadalajara, Mexico, into Texas and Kentucky.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.