Trucking Markets: the flattening
Rates pulled back by 1.3% w/w, but moves by brokerages and carriers indicate they think the rally has legs.
Rates pulled back by 1.3% w/w, but moves by brokerages and carriers indicate they think the rally has legs.
Even assuming that Nikola's truck can do what Trevor Milton said it can do, the company's business model is exceptionally ...
Tender rejections have fallen for a week, but that doesn't mean that rates will.
Everything is in place for a face-ripping rally in Q4.
Relationships between shippers and transportation providers are being reshuffled.
Los Angeles and Dallas are driving the national market.
We don't think that capacity will loosen soon, but upward pressure on contract rates will take time.