What’s Hot: Van rates in Memphis rose 2.7% as load volume also increased week-over-week. This market increase moved opposite the

What’s Hot: Van rates may not be “hot” this week, but they areshowing signs of stability. For the month of

Vanrates dip after June’s peak as reefer and flatbed ratesremain stable this past week. By segment type: Vans: Vanrates declined

Demand for vans and reefers drove rates up on the spot market in June, while flatbed rates stabilized at a

Ithas become a standard exercise to provide rates in response to a Request forProposal (RFP) from your shipper customer or

Rates for vans, reefers and flatbeds made no major moves in theaverage of major markets this week, but declining rates

Rates for vans and flatbeds are stable for the week, while reefer rates are more dynamic than ever, especially in

Reefer rates increased 1.6% in major markets in the week ending June 15. Rates from Los Angeles continue to climb

To identify trihaul routes quickly and run them successfully, we recommend using Truckload Rate Index with Spot Market Rates. If

Freight availability declined on the spot market in May, but line haul rates increased for all equipment and continued to

In contrast to the stock market, which has been movingdownward, we see robust freight movements at the beginning of June

Flatbed and reefer linehaul rates have steadily moved upin May despite some much needed relief in diesel fuel prices. Van