Linebooker, SA’s Uber for freight, beats stress test after month-on-month growth accelerates to 20%
With 17,000 trucks now on its platform, Linebooker’s momentum continued to accelerate helped by its system’s smooth management.
Transport
Donkey power the way to restore SA pride
The recently celebrated SA donkey carts handed over to communities finally shows foresight and vision rarely found in ANC-run government departments.
Prasa can’t even offer a comprehensive rail service anymore
Trains in Pretoria North were reassigned to their stations because Prasa did not pay their electricity bill, resulting in Eskom cutting their power.
Pratt in the Hat says transport violence is nothing to do with the police
Bheki Cele attempted to shirk responsibility on the ongoing spate of violence and extortion in the transport industry in the Western Cape.
Procurement, Tender and Digitalisation of logistics and transport operations, the new order
Linebooker has successfully completed tenders for businesses, delivering increased truck supply and above 10% savings on transport costs.
Cost of transport has risen 22% due to fuel hikes, inflation shock coming: Naude Rademan, Linebooker
The 47% surge in fuel prices translates into a direct increase of 22% in the cost of goods, says Naude Rademan, CEO of Linebooker.
Anti-dumping tariff could send tyre prices skyrocketing by 40%
CEO of XA International Trade Advisors Donald Mackay explains what’s driving the potential price surge in the cost of tyres by 41%.
The snake oil merchants can’t help you – Ivo Vegter
With petrol prices reaching stratospheric heights, charlatans are coming out the woodwork to market fuel-saving devices to desperate motorists.
(Not) on the road again – SA’s trucking crisis
The Road Freight Association says South Africa’s logistics supply chain is under attack, with all major routes being targeted.
Linebooker platform – an advanced transport solutionÂ
Linebooker currently supports a significant amount of top companies in SA to resolve their biggest transport pain points whilst reducing transport spend.