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Nolan Transportation Group (NTG)
Hybrid-digital logistics service provider empowering shippers and carriers. We keep the economy moving.
About Nolan Transportation Group (NTG)
At NTG, we are driven to help businesses scale and grow through shipping services from port to porch. For over 20 years, we have helped connect 14,000 shippers with our network of 80,000 carriers across full truckload, less-than-truckload, drayage, expedited, heavy haul and more. Backed by the Beon Digital Logistics Platform and Beon AI, we provide shippers and carriers advanced tools to navigate market volatility and drive efficiency in their supply chain. Our Commitment: To Our People: With over 1200 employees across 11 different offices in the US, we provide an inclusive and open work environment. In 2024, Beon, our parent company was recognized as one of Newsweek's Best Workplaces. To Our Solutions: Quality, efficiency, simplicity, and round-the-clock support define the NTG promise. To Our Planet: Proudly holding the status of a certified SmartWay company for eight consecutive years, demonstrating our commitment to environmentally responsible logistics. Accolades: š #4 Largest Domestic Transportation Management Provider (Armstrong & Associates) š #11 Largest US Logistics Company (Transport Topics) š #12 Freight Brokerage Firm (Transport Topics) š 2024 Newsweek Best Workplaces in America (Beon parent company) š Bronze Sponsor of Truckers Against Trafficking š Join Our Team: If you're looking to make a real impact in the logistics industry, whether you're a recent college grad or a seasoned professional, NTG offers a dynamic and inclusive environment where you can truly move the world forward.
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12 published signals
People
Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) wrapped up its second Sales Manager Leadership Training in Atlanta with Gallup.
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Research & Knowledge
Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) published the Weekly Freight Trends report breaking down truckload cost per mile, regional capacity tightening, trade policy, and rate volatility.
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People
Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) is on campus at Kennesaw State University today with recruiter Matthew Williams and ATL Sales Rep Laurence Richard.
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Customers & Market
Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) noted that July CPI rose 0.1% MoM/3.4% YoY, with the possibility of a rate hike in September gaining traction.
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Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) cited revised BLS numbers showing the US created 79,000 less jobs than previously reported, per The Wall Street Journal.
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Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) noted that the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index declined in August.
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Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) reported that truck rates continue to climb, up about 5% MoM, with West and Midwest regions seeing the greatest jumps.
Reported by Nathan Crocker
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Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) noted that cleared container volume increases significantly this week across the West Coast, with Oakland at 200%, Tacoma at 30%, and Long Beach at 5%.
Reported by Nathan Crocker
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Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) reported that inbound TEU volume to the US increased about 10% YoY, with the Port of Long Beach seeing significant increases up 66% YoY on the same index.
Reported by Nathan Crocker
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Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) highlighted that Asia to US demand maintains resilience through Golden Week and AI infrastructure remains a strong force.
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Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) noted that trans-Atlantic peak season surcharges coming in September, announced by MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, Hapag-Lloyd AG, and CMA CGM.
Reported by Nathan Crocker
Customers & Market
Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) reported that ocean freight rates continue to climb out of Asia, with Asia to USWC up 9% and Asia to USEC up 3% per Freightos.
Reported by Nathan Crocker