The trucking industry has been on a rollercoaster since California AB5 came onto the scene. Get a quick recap of this California statute and get an update on what’s happening now as of November 2021.   California AB5: A Recap ...

As trucking grows post-pandemic, one cog of the machine seems to be impacting the rest. Truck drivers are an essential part of trucking and the supply chain because they help the economy keep moving. With a shortage of drivers, a ...

Updated December 2021 After a difficult year, and despite the efforts of the California Trucking Association (CTA), the injunction that kept the trucking industry from being affected by the California AB5 law has been overturned. This news is a cause ...

It’s been over a year since Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) was enacted, and business owners are still worried about this law. Several industries were affected by this legislation initially, but some managed to get by through additional laws. For example, ...

It’s been a rough year, and businesses are doing their best to stay open or reopen safely for employees. If you’re looking to make an office move, consider partnering with a logistics company. These companies have the equipment and vehicles ...

The trucking industry had one of the quickest recoveries during the pandemic. Growing demand assisted in keeping the industry moving, and truck fleet companies had to adapt to stay afloat during uncertain times. Despite a lack of drivers due to ...

The trucking industry has seen its share of ups and downs during the pandemic in 2020. Once the nation ordered businesses to close, there was much uncertainty and concern for what may happen if nothing reopened or resumed. Fortunately, essential ...

Since it has gone into legislation, AB5 has shaken up the trucking industry and made transportation companies worry about the future of their business. Truckers were left in limbo wondering if they can continue to be classified as independent contractors. ...

In the last year, Assembly Bill 5 in California has had opposition from gig-economy companies that refused to classify their independent contractors as employees. This came from the Dynamex ruling in 2018, which stipulated that workers who met all requirements ...

As businesses became affected by the coronavirus, they had to pivot to stay afloat during this uncertain time. We saw this as an opportunity for Pyramid Logistics to provide transportation services and help loyal clients and businesses stay in business. ...

Across the country, states are facing varying restrictions due to COVID-19. The state of Nevada recently announced that plans for restrictions on large meetings will be loosened, meaning trade shows and conventions will be making a comeback in the near ...

In California, the longstanding battle between legislation and transportation companies may be put to rest after the 2020 election. Back in 2018, the California Supreme Court ruled that all independent workers in the state must be classified as employees unless ...