ROI estimate · I-95 corridor, dry-van TL · July 22, 2026
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What Atlantic Freight saved on its i-95 corridor, dry-van tllanes — and what your operation could save.
Atlantic Freight
I-95 corridor, dry-van TL
Estimated recovery for Atlantic Freight
63%
63% fewer dispatch hours on the I-95 corridor during a 72-hour winter-storm shutdown
- Lane
- I-95 corridor, Baltimore ↔ Boston (dry-van TL)
- Fleet
- 4,745 shipments / yr
- Baseline
- 46 dispatch hours per major-storm event
- Projected
- 17 dispatch hours per major-storm event
- Annual firefighting baseline
- ~$138,000
- Annual recovery, projected
- ~$76,000
From the case study
How Atlantic Freight cut dispatch hours by 63% on its I-95 corridor while absorbing a three-day winter-storm shutdown — without adding dispatcher headcount.
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Atlantic Freight
I-95 corridor, dry-van TL
From the team
“We took the same two storm paydays home we would have taken without FlowSync, but we got our nights and weekends back. The second storm window we just approved the reroutes and went to lunch.”
VP Logistics, Atlantic Freight
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