Pamt Corp., formerly Pam Transportation Services, reported a net loss of $5.6 million, or 27 cents per share, in the third quarter, compared to earnings of 11 cents per share in the same period last year. This marks the fourth consecutive net loss for the Arkansas-based carrier. On a year-over-year comparison, the per-share results benefitted from a $3.8 million increase in gains on equipment sales (a 14-cent tailwind at a normalized tax rate). Higher interest expense was a 6-cent headwind while a decline ...

You ever scroll through social media and sometimes feel like you’re the only one not breaking revenue records or adding trucks every month? It’s tough out here. But here’s the truth nobody wants to say out loud: If you’re still in the game, you’re winning. There are many that are in the same boat, and are vocal about it, but there is also some that have a different reality. That’s not sugarcoating anything. It’s reality—and it’s a message more small carriers need to hear right now. A recent post by Brand ...

You don’t wait until the house is on fire to learn how to use an extinguisher. The same goes for load claims. If you’re running a trucking business — whether it’s one truck or ten — load claims aren’t a matter of “if.” It’s a matter of “when.” When that day comes, your driver will either handle it like a pro or fumble it and cost your company money, time, and credibility. That outcome depends on what you do right now — not later. What Is a Load Claim? A load claim is a formal complaint made by a shipper, ...

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Why Driver Bench Strength Matters In football, coaches don’t wait until the quarterback gets hurt before they look for a backup. They keep one warming the bench, learning the system, ready to go. Small fleets need to think the same way. Because here’s the truth: drivers leave. They get burned out, find a better deal, move closer to home, or just disappear mid-load. If you don’t have a pipeline ready, you’re scrambling for job boards while your truck collects dust in the yard. And every day that truck sits ...