ITS Logistics

Why York, PA? Because it sits at the center of one of the most connected transportation corridors in the country.

✓ Direct access to I-83
✓ One hour from the Port of Baltimore
✓ Three hours from the Port of New York/New Jersey
✓ Close to Norfolk Southern and CSX intermodal terminals

That's why we chose York for our newest 708,000-square-foot distribution center.

For brands navigating tighter fulfillment SLAs and rising parcel costs heading into peak, a strategically placed PA-based fulfillment node puts inventory closer to East Coast consumers, making it easier to maintain service levels when demand surges.

See what the new facility unlocks: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06dJx40

The Reno Rodeo is back in town, and our team understood the assignment! 🤠

Here's to celebrating one of Reno's favorite traditions through June 27. 🐎

The ITS Logistics marketing team is back from Denver and Transportation Marketing & Sales Association - TMSA's .

Sr. Trade Show & Events Manager Ash Thoms led a breakout session, “Events Aren’t Demand Gen,” where she highlighted the value of events as the relationship infrastructure that accelerates long sales cycles rather than strictly for lead gen.

Our team also brought home a 2026 TMSA Trailblazer Award for their work on both the DropFleet go-to-market launch and the ITS Logistics Fuel Card campaign.

Thanks to TMSA for another great conference!

The ITS Logistics June Port/Rail Ramp Freight Index has every region at elevated concern:

• Truckload rates hit an all-time high of $3.83/mile
• Fuel up 50% YoY
• Capacity at 28.4% on the LMI, well below the neutral 50% threshold
• Intermodal up 10% YoY, piling pressure onto rail ramps

As Paul Brashier, our VP of Global Supply Chain, put it: it's not a question of if inland container haulage rates increase, but when.

Read the full index:

ITS Logistics June Port/Rail Ramp Freight Index: Drayage and Intermodal Markets Brace for Downstream Price Surges ITS Logistics' June Port Rail Ramp Index warns drayage and intermodal markets of capacity exits, fuel spikes, and price surges ahead of 2026 peak season.