Throughout the US, millions of freight trucks are buzzing goods across state lines, producing massive amounts of greenhouse emissions -- and some of them are only half full. Working to make this 400-billion-dollar-a-year supply chain process as efficient and sustainable as possible, freight expert Oren Zaslansky digs into the logistics of filling these trucks to their maximum capacity through algorithmic carpooling (think: ride-sharing your freight) -- bringing with it the potential of a more transparent and eco-friendly global supply chain.

Oren Zaslansky: The next wave of innovation in freight

The next wave of innovation in freight

Transforming freight logistics: Utilizing algorithmic carpooling to ensure trucks run at full capacity, reducing carbon emissions.

Integrating different modes of the supply chain through data sharing could revolutionize efficiency, cutting down on waste and emissions.

Harnessing algorithmic carpooling, trucks across the US are filled to capacity, slashing fuel use and cutting greenhouse emissions.