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New Leadership for a Bigger Network: Bryan Yorke and Chris Rye Take on New Roles at Carlile

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. 17, 2026 — Carlile Transportation, a multimodal managed logistics provider serving Alaska, Hawaii and the Lower 48, has named Bryan Yorke president. Yorke, previously Carlile’s vice president of commercial, stepped into the role Aug. 10. He succeeds Krista Williams, who led Carlile from 2023 through the company’s integration with Naniq Global Logistics....

How LTL Transportation Can Help You and Your Business Needs in Alaska

As any business owner or manager in Alaska will tell you, you have to understand the challenges of logistics and transportation in such a vast and remote state. LTL transportation, or less-than-truckload transportation, is an efficient and cost-effective solution that can benefit your business. LTL transportation fits all kinds of operations. Smaller outfits shipping a...

How Small Alaskan Retailers Save Money on LTL Freight Costs

Most Alaskans buy the same stuff anyone else does—cereal, laundry detergent, socks, paper towels. But getting those everyday goods onto store shelves involves a freight system that looks nothing like what you’d see in the Lower 48. Roads don’t go everywhere. Weather shuts down ports. Planes, barges, trucks — they all work together, sometimes on...

Construction Freight Done the Alaska Way

Picture a construction site in Tok during February — daylight’s scarce, the wind’s cutting sideways, and the pallet of insulation just came off the truck into knee-deep snow. There’s no dock. There’s no clear path. The only thing with wheels on-site besides the truck is a rusted-out wheelbarrow. Remote sites don’t roll out welcome mats....

Freight Dictionary 101

The world of freight and logistics is packed with specialized language that can feel like a maze of acronyms, jargon, and industry slang. Whether you’re moving goods across Alaska or partnering with carriers for long-haul deliveries, understanding this language is essential. It simplifies communication, prevents costly errors, and keeps everyone—clients, employees, and partners—on the same...