Illinois-based trucking firm EB Infinity is rolling out a new suite of smart freight and logistics solutions designed to address one of the industry’s most pressing challenges: attracting and retaining drivers while boosting operational efficiency.
The program, which emphasizes automation, route optimization, and AI-driven logistics, offers company drivers in the Northeast Illinois region a turnkey system for consistent work, career growth, and stable pay. By pairing its expanding broker network with advanced tracking and predictive maintenance tools, EB Infinity says it can provide drivers with steady loads while helping fleets cut costs and improve performance.
The company’s model prioritizes a “driver-first” approach, offering steady routes, predictable compensation, and newer trucks from Freightliner, Volvo, Peterbilt, and Kenworth. The strategy comes at a time when U.S. freight carriers are under pressure from labor shortages, rising fuel prices, and mounting competition from digital freight platforms.
“Drivers remain the backbone of our industry, but they’ve historically had the least stability,” an EB Infinity spokesperson said. “Our logistics solutions are designed not just to move freight faster, but to create sustainable career paths for drivers.”
EB Infinity has carved out a regional niche by leveraging broker relationships and 24/7 dispatch support to keep drivers active and profitable. At the same time, its investments in technology—including automated dispatching and real-time performance data—signal the company’s ambition to compete with larger players in the digital logistics space.
The trucking industry, which moves more than 70% of U.S. freight by weight, has faced persistent turnover rates and efficiency challenges. Analysts say companies that combine workforce stability with data-driven logistics could gain an edge as the sector continues its shift toward automation and AI.
