
Flatbed report: The People Tree is on its way to Washington D.C.
Each holiday season, a tree, typically 60 to 85 feet tall, is chosen from one of the 154 National Forests

Each holiday season, a tree, typically 60 to 85 feet tall, is chosen from one of the 154 National Forests

Each Fall, the Willamette Valley in Oregon, a hub for North America’s Christmas tree production and helicopter harvesting, transforms into

The U.S. Bank National Shipments Index experienced a 2.9% decline in the third quarter, negating the 2.4% gain from the

Owyhee Produce’s Shay Myers recently stated in a social media post that they opt for flatbed trucks over reefers when

The latest ISM Manufacturing PMI report for October confirms a challenging outlook for truckload carriers, signaling that the “freight recession”

The National Restaurant Association’s Restaurant Performance Index (RPI) registered a moderate decline in September, reflecting the continuation of challenging business

Residential construction, specifically for single-family homes and existing home repair and remodeling, drives flatbed demand for lumber. According to Dustin

As the potato harvest season in over 30 states draws to a close, with Idaho, Washington, and Wisconsin leading in

Truck freight activity in the United States took a step back in September, dropping the for-hire tonnage level to its

Brandon Dawson, a manufacturing engineer from Santa Rosa, California, won the 52nd World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off at the 2025 Half

U.S. shippers are increasingly turning to private, in-house truck fleets to transport goods, despite favorable rates in the for-hire market.

Flatbed carriers serving the Texas oil patch are seeing a slackening in demand as drilling in the Permian Basin slows