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YardFlow by FreightRoll
Customer results, company news, and practical guidance for better yard operations.
In the news FreightWaves
Thomas Wasson reports on the expansion and the operating changes behind it.
Thomas Wasson
Published by FreightWaves as “YardFlow lands over 200-site yard automation deal.” Summary by YardFlow. The article's performance figures come from YardFlow's own assessment of the deployment.
Video · FreightWaves · WHAT THE TRUCK?!?
Jake and Casey on why the yards stayed on clipboards while everything around them went digital, and the order of operations for the autonomous yards ahead.
Malcolm Harris and Michael Vincent ·
Watch the segment, from 37:30 (opens in a new tab)Two weekly newsletters. Jake writes for the people who own yards; Casey writes for the people who buy and move the freight through them. Every edition is here in full.
Yards First Weekly by Jake Koppinger
The capacity is already parked at the dock. Respect the truck, turn it fast, and the driver shortage is 18 minutes long. The driverless truck only makes it undeniable.
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Monday Morning Yards Quarterback Weekly, Monday mornings by Casey Larkin
Carriers forget fast in a tight market. What shipper of choice has to mean when the memory is short and the rate is not.
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The record from the live network, with each number labeled for what it is. The turn and the capacity gain are measured; the per-site profit is modeled.
See the measured recordmeasured
48 → 24 min
drop-and-hook turn time
live
26 sites
live on one protocol
measured
~5%
more production capacity, flat headcount
260 sites under contract · $1M+/site modeled
Research paper · July 2026
Most companies are shopping for yard automation before their yards are automation-ready. YardFlow shows the correct sequence: audit the network, standardize the workflows, orchestrate with YMS, then automate.
The audio edition is AI-generated: the paper read and debated by an AI research duo.
Research framework
15 recurring yard failure modes, each mapped through Problem, Impact, Cause to investigate and required capability. Company-agnostic, sourced, printable.
Sourced, one vendor per page, on the same criteria.
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