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The Class 8 market continued to experience weak orders and falling backlogs through the month of July, as build rates again exceeded the pace of incoming orders
Read More →January trailer net orders dropped from December to 26,000 units, but they were the strongest orders for the first month of the year since 2006, according to ACT Research.
Read More →The amount of freight carried by the for-hire transportation industry fell 0.6% in August from July, declining after a one-month rise. This information is according to the U.S. Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics' Freight Transportation Services Index
Read More →The barometers that trucking sometimes turns to in order to gauge the future health of the industry are mixed. As recently as yesterday, several figures were released which, while they weren’t cause for celebration, weren’t cause for alarm, either
Read More →Import prices in the United States rose in August, boosted primarily by higher prices for imported petroleum
Read More →A measure of the country's overall economic health was unchanged in October, according to figures released on Thursday
Read More →Prices at the wholesale level appear under control as they fell 0.2% in April
Read More →Trucking companies that haul building materials have encouraging news
Read More →Led by a rise in spending by businesses, orders and shipments of durable goods posted healthy increases in April
Read More →The American Trucking Associations Wednesday revised the trucking industry’s projected fuel costs for 2005 in light of the energy impact caused by Hurricane Katrina and the Energy Information Administration’s newly released fuel price forecast.
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