An increasingly diverse national workforce allows for different people, from varied socio-economic and gendered backgrounds to collaborate together, which in turn fosters a more flexible and creative workspace. This trend is also seen and celebrated in the trucking industry. The…
In our present society, the expectation of immediate satisfaction has become commonplace. Couriers, in their most basic form, have been around for decades (longer if you count delivery by foot or horseback). With the launch of Amazon same-day, DHL Sky…
By now we’ve all heard the news – GE is coming to Boston . As the Commonwealth cheers, and our local economy booms, First Call Trucking & Courier, in conjunction with Business Transportation Solutions in Stoughton, Wisconsin is offering a…
The COPA International Men’s Soccer tournament recently wrapped three sets of games at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Unfortunately for Team Brazil, their porters left the team’s training equipment in Foxborough. Big mistake. Fortunately, First Call Trucking and Courier, in…
Auxiliary power units are used by a large number of truck drivers to help limit fuel use. Because the units eliminate the need to run trucks engines on idle while parked, they save drivers money in fuel costs and vehicle…
In the past, consumers would have to wait several days before receiving products or packages ordered online. As companies like Amazon grow, however, courier services are proving more and more invaluable. What are courier services? Companies that provide courier services…
On Monday afternoon around 12 noon we received a call from American Expeditors in Woburn, Massachusetts; they wanted to know if we had a TSA Certified van driver that could pick up a live animal in Cape Cod and tender…
Last week Boady Butler from CCT Cogen Global, a niche “pre-op” cleaning company headquartered in Texas, called me frantic – he needed a hazmat certified driver to pick up a bottle of sodium hydroxide from Thermo-Fisher Scientific in Haverhill and…