2011 in the Rear View Mirror: Capacity Dwindles, Due to Lack of Trucks and Drivers
Freight volume increased throughout 2011, but the excitement of new business was accompanied by a constant drumbeat of concern about
Freight volume increased throughout 2011, but the excitement of new business was accompanied by a constant drumbeat of concern about
Van: Van rates are declined in the past week, as recorded on Truckload Rate Index, with only Memphis recording the
Van rates remained stable while both flatbed and reeferrates rose 1.9% in the seven days ending January 4. Vans: Post-holiday
The first in a series of articles on trends and events that shaped trucking in 2011 and will affect the
Happy (almost) New Years Eve, everyone. It’s been one great year at TransCore and we’re excited for all that 2012
Rates dipped for all equipment types in the 7 days endingDecember 14. Let’s review what happened… Van rates fell 2.3%
Van rates continued to rise right into the first week of December before slipping in major markets during the most
Since the NTSB report was published last week, there have been many news features and comments about the recommended ban
It is hard to believe that it’s been a year since we started publishing CSA scores in CarrierWatch. Before last
The first week of December recorded an uptick in rates for dry vans and flatbeds but reefer rates dipped slightly.
Rates increased for all equipment types in the final seven days of November. Van rates improved 0.4% week over week
One of those axioms for success you always hear as a product manager is “Know your customer.” So when TransCore