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SEARCHHeavy Duty Trucking's 2016 Profile of the U.S. Commercial Vehicle Market, a comprehensive examination of the Class 2c to Class 8 truck and trailer markets, and is now available in print or PDF format.
Heavy Duty Trucking's 2016 Profile of the U.S. Commercial Vehicle Market, a comprehensive examination of the Class 2c to Class 8 truck and trailer markets, is now available in print or PDF format.
The profile shows commercial markets from both a historical perspective as well as a current market measurement and includes the most comprehensive truck and trailer data in the commercial vehicle industry, according to the publishers, HDT and MacKay & Co.
The 2016 Profile of the U.S. Commercial Vehicle Market provides a complete, first-hand view of how the transportation industry has changed from a historical perspective.
"The profile is a valuable planning resource, presenting an unbiased picture of Class 2c through Class 8 commercial truck and trailer ownership and usage," said David Moniz, publisher of Heavy Duty Trucking.
The profile also includes:
2016 forecast for Class 2c – Class 8 trucks and trailers
2000-2015 historical truck and trailer data by vocation and fleet size
Historical brand share and engine sales data for all major OEMs
Current truck and trailer universe data by vocation, fleet size, and class of vehicle
Current aftermarket data by vocation, fleet size, class of vehicle, channle type, and point of service
1991 – 2016 freight movement in the U.S.
Truckable Economic Activity, an economic measure unique to MacKay.
To find out more about the report, contact Justin Miller at jmiller@truckinginfo.com or (847) 496-5902 or purchase it online here.
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