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Digital LTL Council Promotes New Standard for Electronic Bill of Lading

With businesses set to adopt the common standard in July, effort will advance digitization of the less than truckload sector, group says.

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NMFTA Touts Success of Electronic BOLs Ahead of Implementation Date

The council called on members last year to pledge adoption of the technology by July 20, 2023. The goal is to make the LTL industry “more efficient and produce a more fluid supply chain through digitization.”

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Early eBOL Adopters to LTL Industry: Prioritize Adoption of Industry Standard

The Digital LTL Council, a division of the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA), issued a call to the industry in 2022 to embrace a new common standard for electronic bill of lading (eBOL) application programming interface (API).

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