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Don’t expect a trucking boom in 2025, but a number of industry analysts and economists believe the long freight recession is coming to an end.
Read More →A measure of total for-hire freight movements in the U.S. fell for the second straight month in April, according to a report issued Wednesday by Transportation Department.
Read More →Spot truckload freight volume continued a seasonal decline, falling 12% for the week ending Jan. 28 compared to the previous week, but overall rates moved little, according to DAT Solutions and its network of load boards.
Read More →A measure of the spot truckload freight market edged downward in January as the level of freight settled into a typical post-holiday pattern, though at significantly elevated levels compared to this time last year.
Read More →When regional LTL carrier Circle Delivery saw missed pick-ups on the rise at its Chicago terminal, CEO Greg Brown knew something had to be done quickly
Read More →The May Truck Tonnage Index increased slightly from the previous month and still reflects one of the best freight markets ever, according to American Trucking Associations.
Read More →Unseasonably high freight volumes combined with higher fuel prices and rough winter weather pushed spot truckload rates upward to start 2017, according to DAT Solutions and its network of load boards, while a separate measure showed the market improved for the sixth straight month in December.
Read More →Freight transportation analysis firm FTR is reporting that the truck freight environment was mediocre in August and was likely to stay that way through 2020.
Read More →Yellow Corporation, Overland Park, Kan., made several announcements on Friday, including releasing its earnings reports for the fourth quarter and year end 2001
Read More →Supreme Industries, which manufactures specialized commercial vehicles including truck bodies, said its wholly owned subsidiary, Supreme Corp., has been awarded a large contract by Penske Truck Leasing Co. to build dry freight vehicle
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