Improving Freight Efficiency with Load Matching Technology

Steimetz, Seiji; Brinke, Anete; Olson, Benjamin; California State University, Long Beach. Center for Energy and Environmental Research and Services (CEERS)

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Improving Freight Efficiency with Load Matching Technology

2018-10-01
By Steimetz, Seiji ; Brinke, Anete ; Olson, Benjamin

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Steimetz, Seiji ; Brinke, Anete ; Olson, Benjamin

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Corporate Creators:

California State University, Long Beach. Center for Energy and Environmental Research and Services (CEERS)
Corporate Contributors:

MetroFreight (Volvo Center for Excellence) ; MetroFreight Center of Excellence

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Energy Freight Transportation Revenues Sustainable Transportation Transportation By Load Trip Distribution
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States ; Los Angeles (California)

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Final Report, 2015-2018
Corporate Publisher:

METRANS Transportation Center (Calif.)
Abstract:

Load-matching technology for truckers and shippers helps an inefficient and often fragmented local trucking market by eliminating non-revenue-generating trips. The basic idea of the technology is to provide a real-time, GPS-based connection between shippers and carriers, somewhat similar to how Uber and Lyft connect drivers and passengers.
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Project Number: 15-2.1e
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US Transportation Collection
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