Landstar News & Resources

Landstar knows from experience that when we move a shipper’s freight, we’re not just transporting products. We’re taking their business, mission and values along with us.

The freedom and independence of Landstar’s business model are key to why so many small business owners succeed at “the big blue star.”

Katie MacDonald, Landstar Transportation Logistics vice president of agent development, explains how freight agents can use technology and data to drive growth on the Inbound Logistics podcast.

The company you trust your freight with can make or break your supply chain. These are the qualities that you should think about when evaluating your relationship with your transportation provider.

Landstar earned first place in the Florida Trucking Association’s (FTA) Fleet Safety Awards for outstanding achievement in the Truckload Division over 15 million miles.

The keys to navigating the current environment are tied to selling value, understanding the competitive landscape and the working relationships between agents and BCOs.

Landstar Transportation Logistics is named one of the “Top Companies for Women to Work For in Transportation” by the Women in Trucking Association (WIT).

The safe and secure delivery of your company’s freight is likely your top priority so it’s important that the transportation provider you work with makes safety its top priority, too.

Freight agents rely on technology to maintain the daily operations of their businesses. But how are they using data gathered from technology to drive growth?