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A Phoenix-based operations and driver relationship platform has unveiled a new transportation management system that is designed to enhance driver relationships while managing operations to improve driver retention.

Trucker Path, a driver-focused mobile app, has launched operations and driver relationship (ODR) platform COMMAND which combines the app with operational tools found in commonly used transportation management systems. The platform can be configured with a customized, company-branded version of the Trucker Path mobile app.

Our ODR platform is a new kind of TMS that provides unparalleled driver relationship features, advanced management capabilities and third-party solution integrations to simplify day-to-day tasks while also helping make time on the road better for drivers, said Trucker Path Chief Marketing Officer Chris Oliver. With COMMAND drivers no longer have to jump between our popular Trucker Path app and the company TMS system. Parking, navigation, track and trace and operations are all in one place.

The platform includes truck navigation, load and driver management, track and trace, accounting, financial, tax, driver settlement and maintenance applications, key metric reporting and a customer portal in addition to typical transportation management tools.

The platforms features, which aim to make the drivers life easier, also include real-time predictive parking availability at more than 20,000 safe, truck-friendly locations; weigh station status; shipping dock ratings, reviews, photos, amenities, detention reporting and navigation showing exactly where trucks enter and exit a facility; fuel prices at thousands of locations updated multiple times daily; and ratings, reviews, photos and listings of amenities for 300,000 points of interest, including truckstops, rest areas, fuel locations, truck washes and scales, shipping facilities, repair shops, restaurants, hotels and more.

So many TMS products focus almost exclusively on operational functionalities with the driver experience being somewhat of an afterthought," Oliver said. "Since the driver is literally where the rubber meets the road, it just made sense for us to develop a platform that enhances the quality of life for drivers while also providing the operational efficiencies companies need. By using what we already had both in terms of our successful products and our integrations with other popular third-parties and adding commonly needed operational tools weve created something that quite honestly should have been in the industry years ago.

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Donna Mullins, vice president at Kale Info Solutions, has joined the speaker faculty for the inaugural Air Cargo Tech Summit in Miami to present on Better results through updated legacy systems and improved TMSs at 10:15 a.m. ET on Tuesday, June 7.

The Air Cargo Tech Summit will take place live June 6-7, at the JW Marriott Marquis Miami. The event will provide participants withthe basis for technologicalimprovements in each area ofairfreightlogistics.

Kale Info Solutions is the U.S. subsidiary of India-based Kale Logistics, which has been involved in the formation of airport cargo community systems (CCS) around the world, including at Atlantas Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). Mullins, who is president and CEO of Mullins International Solutions, previously worked with Kale Logistics through her company and opened the U.S. office in June 2020.

Beyond Kales work in establishing CCS, the U.S. subsidiary is working to develop an airfreight e-marketplace in the U.S., Mullins told Air Cargo World during an interview earlier this year. The platform will be similar to a truck brokerage load board, but for international cargo, allowing companies that have freight to find people to move freight, and people that move freight to find people that have freight needing moved, she said. The marketplace is planned as a cloud platform accessible to anyone with internet access, allowing providers to list rates, transportation products and routes, Mullins added.

The digital solutions market in airfreight is becoming increasingly competitive as startups and established providers grow their portfolios. Kale has focused on making products that are adjustable depending on the customers commercial model, Mullins said.

For example, in Atlanta, we dont have a port authority for Atlanta, Mullins said. So we have to tweak our commercial models based on the environment that were going into.

In some cases, the airport itself may not have the authority to implement a CCS, Mullins noted, and is instead a cheerleader for the process. In those cases, stakeholders within the community may take on the cost of implementation.

For example with WFS, the ground handler themselves took on the cost, she said. We have another port in the Midwest that were going to be doing, where the airport took on the cost. So were able to work with the community, depending on what that community needs, to be able to set up a great commercial model for them.

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Although all students in grades K-12 at Telluride Mountain School participate in Ski P.E., a subculture has developed that takes preparation for one type of skiing to another level. Called the Freeride Committee, or FC, membership is open to students in grades 7-12. Class meets for lunch every Tuesday during the winter with Upper School Director Jamie Hozack. The curriculum? Avalanche reports, the state of the snowpack, and reviews of backcountry incidents across the region all are on the table. The goal is to help develop informed, aware and lifelong backcountry enthusiasts from an early age.

TMS Winter Sports Director Ben Gardner brought the FC to TMS when he started working there seven years ago, because hes passionate about backcountry skiing, safety and snow science. In addition to Tuesday lunch discussions, FC requires its members to attend Thursday and Friday Ski P.E. While belonging to FC is voluntary, more than 90 percent of TMS students in grades 7-12 are members.

All of the students have a say in what we ski and how we ski it, Gardner explained. This includes Everything from being on the resort and choosing runs and lines they want to ski, to choosing terrain safe to ski in the backcountry based on avalanche conditions and ourno slide threshold, which means we dont have any tolerance for moving snow while in the backcountry.

Gardner doesnt know of any other school that has a winter program so embedded in its curriculum. Membership in FC involves a progression of skiing experiences, beginning with an annual hut trip Feb. 4-6, during which Gardner took 20 seventh and eighth graders into the backcountry to identify different layers within the snowpack; to conduct beacon and partner rescue drills; and to ski Red Mountain Pass.

Upper school humanities teacher Elizabeth Edwards helped chaperone the hut trip and enjoyed seeing students step-up to contribute to communal living through cooking meals, helping each other with gear adjustments, and tidying the hut.

Upper school humanities teacher and college counselor Jesse McTigue, who was also on the trip, appreciates how FC allows students to demonstrate strengths outside of the classroom.

Kids know what real challenge, responsibility and teamwork is, McTigue said. You put them in these situations and they have to work together to succeed and show up in ways that they may not have had to before. It's not contrived. There is an elevated sense of accomplishment, confidence and belonging.

This year, a writer and a photographer from Backcountry magazine came along on the hut trip to gather information for a feature thats scheduled to run later this year.

Hopefully, we can become a model for other mountain schools to get kids out there and have these conversations and really prep this generation, said Gardner. Over the weekend of February 25-27, five seventh and eighth graders completed an Avalanche Rescue and Recreational Avalanche Safety Level 1 course through a partnership with local backcountry education outfit Mountain Trip. Hands-on learning, via a field day on Lizard Head Pass, was followed by classroom sessions studying a backcountry curriculum called Know Before You Go in Ophir Town Hall.

Edwards led the trip and also completed the course alongside TMS students.

Its so powerful to teach and learn simultaneously, and I was able to slip into both roles during the course, she said. Its important to role-model for students the value of being a lifelong learner.

Then, on March 4, 22 TMS students in grades 7-12 skied with seasoned backcountry guides at Silverton Mountain to celebrate completing FC programming.

A new, annual experiential trip was added to the FC program this year when seven ninth and tenth graders spent four days in Jackson Hole during the last week of January with Hozack and upper school math teacher Kelsey Brax. Based out of the Teton Science School, TMS students honed backcountry skills by skinning Snow King and touring 4,000 vertical feet in Grand Teton National Park before skiing at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.

The skiing, says Hozack, was more complex than ski tours that were done in the first year or two of the FC program.

We got to connect with students from another community. Jackson Hole Ski Club has a group similar to ours, and it was a lot of fun to see our students interact with them on the hill, he said.

Head of School Andy Shoff said FC extends the schools athletic programming by combining outdoor education rather than just outdoor recreation with good leadership and decision-making. The goal: a lifetime of safety and fulfillment on skis, no matter the terrain. We want to lead by example when it comes to what a non-competitive program can look like, which was optional and felt a little bit like a team, even if it isnt focused around competition, Shoff said. Rather, its focused around learning and doing. Its also a means for students to imagine developing a career in skiing and working in the mountains.

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In February, in celebration of Black History Month, I highlighted some of my favorite Black BookTubers, as they not only greatly enrich my reading but influence my writing here atThe Mary Sue. Unfortunately, this entry didnt quite make it in time. However, because its still Womens History Month, I still want to share her story with you all.

(Black women get two-plus months. I dont make the rules.)

For those unfamiliar with the space, BookTube is the general circle of book-based content creators on YouTube. This is similar to other social media where book content has flourished, like Bookstagram (Instagram) and BookTok (TikTok). Despite being in a small corner of the platform, publishers and booksellers are wholly aware of the power of reviewers online. I hope you find a person or two whose reading taste, in genre or mood, aligns with yours, and you (like me) get blessed/cursed with a never-ending to-be-read pile.

Before I even knew of the concept of BookTube, my librarian friend introduced me to Ashley and her channel, Bookish Realm. Thinking of returning to school for a graduate degree herself, she showed me Ashleys popular running series in which she discusses the process of getting a MLIS (Masters in Library Science) and different aspects of librarianship. Despite my introduction to Ashleys videos being more career-oriented, Ive found so much value as a reader, writer, and person through her discussions.

Advocacy is not a buzzword for her, but the way she moves online and offline. Regarding practicing what you preach in serving your community and being honest about mental health, I see how Ashley does this online and get glimpses, through her videos, of how this plays offline. Regarding all the book bans, I sometimes start to feel like no one cares within the reading community because the target demographic is children, but then shell make a video from her perspective as a Black mother and public librarian.

I spoke with Ashley over email about her favorite fictional universe, what she would tell her younger self when uploading for the first time, and how her offline identities influence her reading.

Alyssa Shotwell (TMS): What made you go from a YouTube viewer to a creator? Was it originally for bookish content or something else?

Ashley: It definitely was the bookish content. I was watching YouTube for a while before I became a creator, but then I found this random bookshelf tour. Before I knew it I was completely immersed in the world of Booktube. I was surprised to see that so many people were interested in hearing others talk about books.

TMS: What three videos are your most proud of and why? This could be for how they were shot, how they did numbers-wise, your outfit, analysisanything!

Ashley: This is a difficult question! I would have to save my Black Mermaid/Siren Reading Vlog,

The 100 Books I Think You Should Read Before You Die, and

Anti-Blackness, Performative Activism, & Crosshairs by Catherine Hernandez.

I was extremely proud of this last video because I baked an entire apple pie while reviewing a book. It was a fun and unique combination. The Black mermaid reading vlog was something that I randomly came up with because of all the talk around mermaids and I wanted to explore books that focused on Black mermaids and sirens. It was supposed to be a video that was just a reading vlog, but it ended up being a huge learning experience for me and viewers. Its a video that I definitely would love to recreate with new titles.

The 100 books list was a video that I created after I reacted to someone elses 100 books you should read before you die list. It was purely viewer requested and it was the hardest thing Ive ever done in terms of recommendations. I was really happy with the way that it turned out.

TMS: What do you feel is a slept-on book that is very similar to a very popular book always recommended or super hyped?

Ashley: Honestly, any middle grade or childrens books haha! I know thats not really specific, but a lot of times I feel like BookTube can be YA & adult-centered and childrens lit often gets left out of the conversation. Some of the best middle-grade/childrens books Ive read so far this year include A Comb of Wishes by Lisa Stringfellow, Operation Sisterhood by Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich, So Dope by Paula Chase, and Big Apple Diaries by Alyssa Bermudez.

TMS: If you could live in any fictional universe, what would it be and why?

Ashley: I would love to go to Camp Half-Blood. Honestly, Riordan made it seem really fun (albeit dangerous at times) and I love the characters in all of those stories.

TMS: What is your favorite trope? Something you always say yes, please to.

Ashley: Enemies to lovers is a must! I love when two characters cant stand each other, but slowly begin to realize how well they work together and eventually fall in love.

TMS: How do you get yourself out of a reading slump?

Ashley: Comics, graphic novels, and manga! Its not because theyre short and typically quick to read; its the art! The artists who work on comics, graphic novels, and manga put so much love and passion into their craft that I never grow tired of them so whenever Im in a slum I typically gravitate to more of these.

TMS: Im sorry Im going to do this what are your 5 favorite books of all time? (A series can count as one book or story because Im not evil.)

Ashley:

TMS: If you could ask one of your favorite authors a question about a particular book, what would you ask and why?

Ashley: Jason Reynolds. What really happens at the end of Long Way Down? Ive read that book three times and Im pretty sure theres more to that ending than what we think as readers.

TMS: What books are you most looking forward to reading in 2022? This can be new releases, a yearly reread, or something else.

Ashley: I have a lot of these. I actually did a video of my most anticipated releases for 2022. Its about 60 titles. Heres the link if you would like to check it out!

TMS: If you could travel back in time to the moment you decided to take a jab at YouTube and give yourself advice, what advice would that be?

Ashley: Have fun. I think one of the most interesting things about be a content creator is realizing how easy it is to get caught up in the number of views you get per video. This leads you down a rabbit hole of creating videos for views instead of making content you think is fun. Im not ashamed to say that Ive made this mistake and it has led me to creating content that I didnt enjoy.

TMS: Every other week we get news of this or that book getting an adaption. What is a story you hope gets adapted and who are some creatives in front of or behind the camera you want involved (besides the author if applicable)?

Ashley: Okay, Im going to be difficult with this one! Im actually not a huge fan of adaptations, especially of books that I love. Im always so scared that they wont be able to capture the magic of the story because of time and budget limitations. However, I am excited to see how the Percy Jackson adaption turns out on Disney+!

TMS: Its not our place to come up with solutions, but if YouTube could do one thing to make the space safer for you and fellow Black creatives what would it be?

Ashley: Give Black creators the recognition they deserve. I may be wrong in my assumptions, but sometimes it feels as though the algorithm doesnt work in the favor of Black creators and we arent given the space to really show our talents. Its so hard finding Black booktubers when you search for book-related content on Youtube. You could type in something like reading wrap up and it takes ages before you come across a Black face. And the creators are out there, but they arent favored as much.

TMS: When was the first time you felt SEEN in a book? This can be for any reason like identity-based, personality, goals, etc.

Honestly, it was a picture book that made me feel seen and I think it was because it was one of the first times I saw a little Black girl at the center of the story. It was The Talking Eggs by Robert D. San Souci and it was illustrated by Jerry Pinkney. Its an adaptation of a Creole folktale. Not only is the story interesting, but the artwork is BEAUTIFUL.

TMS: As someone who is a mother, a book blogger, and a librarian, how do these different facets of your life affectwhat types of books you read?

Ashley: I cant really afford to have a niche genre or age category that I like to read. I read all across the board meaning thats picture books, childrens books, board books, middle grade, YA, and adult. I even read across genres because it helps me make more informed decisions at my job.

You can check out Ashley at bookishrealm onYouTube, Instagram & Twitter. Ashley noted, Its the same on TikTok as well, but Im still trying to get the hang of that, haha!

(featured image: Ashley of Bookish Realm and various publishers.)

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3Gtms, a global provider of the modern-day transportation management system (TMS), today announced its inclusion on Food Logistics annual list of Top 100 Software and Technology Providers. The award celebrates providers of technology, specifically, those ensuring a safe, efficient, and reliable global food and beverage supply chain. 3Gtms has been recognized for its contributions during a year in which food supply chains were met with historical disruptions, making the importance of innovative technology more critical than ever.

3Gtms makes it easier to book and execute refrigerated loads by leveraging its offerings across all modes, including LTL and reefer truckloads to boost revenue without needing to utilize additional drivers. Accessing 3Gtms TL and LTL services through a single portal allows users to expand their business and ensure each load is optimized.

When food providers are ready to ship, 3Gtms goes beyond centralizing carrier data to find the ideal rates and schedules for every shipment, said Daniel Sedore, Senior VP of Customer Operations, 3Gtms. Our pool distribution planning combines truckload and LTL orders to determine the most effective multimodal combination of lanes and rates, continuously updating in real-time. 3Gtms is the most adaptive solution that requires less effort and human intervention.

Much like 2020, 2021 was a rife year full of challenges within the supply chain. Shippers who are not prepared for the next disruption risk being left behind and possibly in an unrecoverable position as the market around them escalates beyond their capabilities. Now more than ever, it is vital for shippers to have fully integrated TMS functionalities that can keep up with not only today but the world of tomorrow.

Theres no going backward when it comes to customer expectations, despite the limiting factors currently present in logistics, explained Sedore. Shippers, including those in the global food and beverage industries, that fail to digitize their transportation sourcing and management will struggle to compete as situations and client demands evolve.

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Continuing to build on the fuel quality portfolio, the Additive Injection System puts retailers in control of their fuel offerings

Additive Injection System

The Additive Injection System (AIS) is a complete solution that delivers a premium fuel program across your network and integrates with Veeder-Root TLS Automatic Tank Gauges (ATGs) to automate the injection process. The AIS provides consistent distribution of additives throughout the entire delivery of fuel into gasoline and diesel storage tanks. It continuously calculates and injects every few seconds, directly into the flow stream, over the course of the delivery, which greatly improves blend uniformity as compared to competitive batch blend systems.

Simsbury, CT, March 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Veeder-Root, a worldwide leader in fuel management technology, and Total Meter Services (TMS) announced today their partnership to launch an Additive Injection System (AIS), a best-in-class solution that automates the injection of additives into fuels, like gasoline and diesel. This enables retailers to buy fuel off the rack and create, premium, Top Tier-compliant offerings that differentiate their brands and drive consumer loyalty at lower costs.

The AIS is designed around a flexible architecture that can be configured to meet the needs of any site type. It uses a combination of proprietary software, instrumentation, and integration with Veeder-Root Automatic Tank Gauges to deliver a seamless way to customize and elevate fuel quality.

Fuel quality continues to be a critical issue facing the industry and the AIS offers tremendous value to retailers, putting them in the drivers seat when it comes to fuel offerings their brands provide said Steve Coppola, Global Product Manager, Veeder-Root. We are excited to continue to build on this strategic partnership with Total Meter Services and leverage their expertise in blending technology to add value for our customers.

Additives, such as detergents, are critical to maintaining performance and fuel economy in modern engines. Standards agencies around the world set the guidelines for the minimum level of additive that all fuels must meet; however, research shows that the current rules are not sufficient for use in modern vehicles. This creates a challenge for fuel retailers looking to increase the level of additives in fuels sold at their stores. Many of them do not have access to terminals or struggle to service remote areas. If they do have access, they are faced with higher costs to create these custom blends of gas or diesel at the rack.

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To remedy this, retailers dump fuel additives into the tank, by hand, before each delivery. This may solve the issue of terminal access, but it causes downstream logistical challenges, such as managing thousands of plastic additive containers per site, safety of personnel on the forecourt, and quality control over the manual process to name a few.

The AIS solves those challenges by giving retailers complete and automated control over the additization process, alleviating the need for intervention by store personnel or fuel delivery drivers. This system already has an impressive track record with over 500 installations across North America, Europe, and Latin America.

TMS is the industry leader in fuel blending automation technologies, focusing on commercial and private vehicle fuel. Our solutions improve fuel quality and lower vehicle emissions to ensure government compliance and meet TOP TIER fuel standards. We are pleased to further our partnership with global industry powerhouse Veeder-Root to extend the benefits of this breakthrough technology to North America and countries around world, said Dennis Swanek, founder and owner of Total Meter Services.

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Flexible, scalable solution works with any additive tank type and size (e.g., aboveground, underground, drum)

Precision measurement allows for full traceability to blend ratio and automatic adjustments to maintain blend ratios

Automated injections drive an efficient fuel delivery process No driver intervention needed

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Veeder-Root is a leading global supplier of fuel management solutions with a tradition of excellence in the petroleum industry. Our portfolio of market leading products includes: Veeder-Root Automatic Tank Gauges, probes and sensors, Red Jacket submersible pumps and pressurized line leak detectors, HydrX Fuel Conditioning System, EMR meter registers, and stage II vapor recovery solutions. Our products improve profitability and abate risk by delivering solutions to our customers to manage onsite operations, compliance reporting, fuel procurement, inventory reconciliation and accounting processes. Veeder-Root products and services are installed in over 500,000 tanks globally and are responsible for 22 billion gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel annually. veeder.com

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Total Meter Services Inc. is a team of creative professionals dedicated to service excellence and leading-edge flow measurement technology. Our commitment is to build partnerships with our customers, suppliers and Employees. For over 30 years, TMS has delivered turnkey automation solutions from skid fabrication to automation software, meter calibration and proving. TMS can provide you with a complete solution to meet your every need. tmsautomation.com

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