DAT Solutions

MARCH 18, 2019

In Nebraska, snow followed by rain led to “historic flooding” that shut down traffic on I-80. The highways are open now, but there are still flood warnings in six states: Nebraska, parts of neighboring South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota, plus eastern Arizona and western Mississippi. Rising Rates.

Los Angeles 87

Los Angeles Denver Freight South Dakota 87

Zipline Logistics

MAY 12, 2020

Seattle is becoming a more favorable market for carriers and rejection rates are increasing. We are seeing favorable rates for shippers in Seattle, Ontario, California, and Denver, Colorado as carriers look to capitalize on outbound volumes. State-By-State COVID-19 Reopening Status. Status: Open.

Rhode Island 52

Rhode Island New Jersey New Hampshire Delaware 52

Zipline Logistics

MAY 5, 2020

Seattle is becoming a more favorable market for carriers to head to with rejection rates increasing a bit. . Moving freight into Seattle, Ontario, California, and Denver , Colorado markets should pick up. Nebraska . Status: Mostly Open .

Rhode Island 52

Rhode Island Logistics Network Optimization Software Logistics New Jersey 52

Enterra Insights

OCTOBER 12, 2020

Some states like Oregon, Iowa, and Nebraska have never observed it. The movement lost steam again until 2014, when Minneapolis, MN, Grand Rapids, MN, and Seattle, WA, decided to adopt the change. … A 2015 survey conducted by the Pew Research Center found that Columbus Day was the most inconsistently-observed US holiday.”[3]

Columbus 100

Columbus District of Columbia Vermont Colorado 100

DAT Solutions

MARCH 13, 2018

He had a customer who had regular shipments to Seattle, Spokane and Portland. If we were delivering to Chicago or Ohio or Nebraska I'd tell the driver to go into a truck stop with a DAT monitor and see what they had coming back to Minnesota," he said. The driver would call us and say there's a load going from here to Minneapolis.

Portland 70

Portland Minnesota Negotiating Skills Chicago 70

Enterra Insights

OCTOBER 14, 2019

Some states like Oregon, Iowa, and Nebraska have never observed it. The movement lost steam again until 2014, when Minneapolis, MN, Grand Rapids, MN, and Seattle, WA, decided to adopt the change. The coastal city of Santa Cruz, CA, followed shortly after, in 1994.

Columbus 20

Columbus District of Columbia Vermont South Dakota 20