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Speed is usually celebrated in logistics. Faster confirmations, quicker reactions, instant rerouting – all of this is seen as a

Some of the most effective logistics improvements in Europe over the past few years did not come from new software,

In many logistics discussions, drivers are framed primarily as a constraint: hours, rest rules, availability, shortages. Less often are they

By the middle of the week, freight networks stop pretending. Early optimism has faded, end-of-week compression hasn’t begun, and reality

In road freight, Friday often feels like an ending. Loads are closed, issues are parked, and attention shifts toward the

In theory, having more options should make logistics stronger. More carriers, more routes, more fallback scenarios, more flexibility. On paper,

Some freight networks look calm from the outside even when volumes are high and conditions are unstable. Schedules hold. Communication

Much of modern logistics is built around the idea of synchronization. Precise timestamps, tightly aligned schedules, and uniform cadence across

In road freight, attention usually gravitates toward movement: kilometers, transit times, arrivals. Yet one of the most influential elements in