Every Carrier should focus on their core strengths. Find out what they are good at and bring solutions to the table. But sometimes we leave the subject of safety on the side.

Over time, resources in the transportation area have become abundant: Technology, fleet size, and human talent have come together into a world of high-speed operations, with ever-growing challenges companies face in their supply-chain.

The vast majority of truck drivers are safe and responsible. However, the large size and weight of commercial trucks means that when accidents do occur, they can be severe.

So it would only come natural to maximize the use of your available capacity and give drivers the chance to earn miles on the road.

In the quest for on-time delivery, OTR, regional and local trucking must follow safety regulations that ensure America’s road to be safe for all drivers alike. Our number one objective is to avoid accidents due to human error.

According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the number of truck accidents in the United States varies from year to year. In 2020, the number was 446,829.

The NHTSA and other organizations, such as the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) within the Department of Transportation (DOT), work to improve truck safety by setting standards for vehicles and drivers, enforcing regulations, and educating the public about safe driving practices.

At Forza Transportation Services, we use these guidelines as a strength and integrate them into our culture by having Safety as a core value. This makes us put the well being of our drivers and employees first in all we do. Safety doesn’t only mean to follow regulations, but to understand and ingrain the purpose of a safe operation into our daily life.

Regulations like Hours of Service and the use of ELD (Electronic logging devices) are the backbone of

• According to Thomans Insights, nearshoring and reshoring strategies are in american companies’ strategy for the coming years.
• Two in three (69%) manufacturing companies are looking into bringing production to North America (compared to 54% in February).
• 91% of the respondents believe the North American manufacturing sector can recover from the pandemic.
• Forza Transportation Services provides logistics and cross-border services with best-in-class customer service thanks to it’s full coverage of US-Mexico territory.

The COVID-19 pandemic tested the resilience of international businesses. Not only did the travel and tourism industries suffered major challenges, but the supply chain of all companies had to be re-imagined faced with logistic bottlenecks and material scarcity.

Nearshoring is a business practice in which a company outsources some of its operations to a nearby country rather than a far-off location. This approach has gained support as companies seek to reduce costs and increase efficiency while still maintaining control over their operations.

Almost all american companies believe economical recovery is possible post-Covid.

There are several benefits to nearshoring. One advantage is the proximity to the company’s home market, which can facilitate communication and collaboration. This can be especially important for companies that rely on a high level of customization or have strict quality control standards.

Overall, nearshoring can be a useful strategy for companies looking to reduce costs and increase efficiency while still maintaining control over their operations.

Is your company ready for this challenge? Forza Transportation Services can be your logistics partner in your nearshoring strategy! We are helping thousands of companies that are starting their nearshoring operations thanks to our presence in American and Mexican markets, providing 100% full coverage in both territories and giving you real-time visibility with best-in-class customer service for a wide range of industries.

Contact Forza Transportation Services today for more information.

Ph. 956 517 2341

info@forzatrans.com