NOTICE: A strong cold front in the US may impact Supply Chains

Posted January 20, 2022

In Business, Cadena de suministro, Freight, Supply chain & Logistics, Supply chain & Logistics, Transporte de Carga

A cold front extends from the southern tip of Texas to the northern tip of Maine, with temperatures well below the average recorded in the eastern half of the United States.

Such weather conditions may cause delays in the transportation of goods traveling across North American borders.

BEFORE DRIVING:

Check if windshield wipers work properly
Make sure washer fluid is topped up
Clear your vehicle of ice and snow
Check the weather forecast before you leave
Check road conditions
Have emergency supplies with you:
- Charged cell phone
- Water
- Blanket
- Shovel
- Warm clothes
Keep the tank full
Turn on the lights

WHILE DRIVING:

Adjust your speed to road conditions
Slow down and allow extra space between your truck and other vehicles
Avoid sudden moves, they can cause you to lose control or jackknife.
Avoid hard braking, quick acceleration, and abrupt gear changes, they can cause you to skid
Stay focused on your driving and put away cell phones and other distractions

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Marben Acosta Teran oversees the overall international B2B marketing strategy for Mexicom Logistics. She is passionate about building a solid brand while creating useful content for its audience. Marben loves learning more about the industry and being part of the Mexicom family.