DAT Solutions Talks State of Freight During COVID-19

Editor-in-chief Marina Mayer talks with Ken Adamo, chief of analytics for DAT Solutions, about the current state of freight and transportation amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Marina Mayer
Jun 18, 2020
DAT Freight & Analytics


Editor-in-chief Marina Mayer talks with Ken Adamo, chief of analytics for DAT Solutions, about the labor shortage in freight and trucking during the COVID-19 pandemic.        

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