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Why Most Industries Are Moving Away from Email and Spreadsheets–Including Barge Transportation
If a customer emailed you right now with an invoice question, how quickly would you be able to respond? Would you need to dig through
Bringing Down Fuel Costs and Emissions for a Barge Fleet
There’s no question that fuel costs for inland waterway transportation are lower than other modes. A report commissioned by the U.S. National Waterways Foundation shows
Navigating the Waters of Vessel General Permit (VGP) Compliance
The Vessel General Permit (VGP) issued by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the United States represents a critical regulatory framework designed to minimize the
Keeping Barge Operator Profits Afloat as Drought Ebbs and Flows
Year after year, drought conditions present a challenge across industries in the US, and the barge transportation industry is particularly hard-hit. Low river water levels
Creating a Freight Contract for Barges? Don’t Forget These Key Elements
At first glance, contracts might seem pretty cut-and-dry—and certainly not the key to efficient barging operations. But contracts are more than legalese: They can help
7 Tips for Making Your Barge Operations More Efficient
Like all businesses, there are things outside of a barge operator’s control, like bad weather or a congested waterway. However, companies can still do some
6 Things That Frequently Delay Barge Operations
In the barge transportation industry, time is money. If items are delayed in port or in transit, that can mean additional costs, not to mention