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NewsMay 24, 2006

Freight Transportation Conference Sept. 13-14 in Indianapolis

FTR Associates, a transportation freight forecasting and research firm, has scheduled a conference Sept. 13 and 14 in Indianapolis, Ind. entitled, “America’s Freight Transportation Through 2010.”

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NewsNovember 15, 2005

Truck Driver Labor Availability Declines

According to FTR Associates, driver labor availability fell in October for the first time since June of this year with the largest decline since January 2005.

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NewsJuly 26, 2005

Pool of Available Drivers Shrinks Slightly in June

According to the current Driver Labor Market Indicators Report published monthly by FTR Associates, the number of people available to be hired into the trucking industry fell slightly in June

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NewsJune 16, 2005

FTR 2005 Freight Transportation Conference Set for September in Indianapolis

FTR Associates, Nashville, Ind., has scheduled its 2005 conference “America’s Freight Transportation Through 2009” for Sept. 7th in Indianapolis, Ind

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NewsMay 18, 2005

Even As Freight Volume Rises Drivers Remain Hard to Find

FTR Associates, Nashville, Ind., said Wednesday that driver availability continues to be a problem for many fleets

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NewsApril 18, 2005

Domestic Intermodal Loadings and Truck Freight Show Signs of Weakness

According to FTR Associates, Nashville, Ind., a leader in transportation forecasting, indications show both domestic intermodal loadings and truck freight weakening in early 2005

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NewsMarch 10, 2005

Driver Shortfall Continues, But May Ease By Year’s End

FTR Associates, Nashville, Ind., said in press release Thursday that strong demands for competing labor continue to put pressure on the Driver Labor Index

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NewsAugust 30, 1999

American Freightways Adds E-Mail Tracking

American Freightways, Harrison, AR, has added an e-mail tracking option to its AFTracker system

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