Demand Heats Up for Vans and Reefers
There were lots of loads moving at higher rates last week, especially for vans and reefers. Last week included the
Freight Surge Expected for Q2 and July 4
Van freight was a little quiet last week, but a rebound should be underway now, to close the second quarter
Vans and Reefers Have a Friend in California
Shippers and freight brokers are singing a Merle Haggard classic this week, to their van and reefer BFFs: “L.A. traffic
Rates Rise in Major Markets During Inspection Blitz
Prices surged in the major van markets last week, despite the fact that the national average van rate dipped 1¢
Freight Rates Are Climbing, Especially on These 3 Lanes
It’s not uncommon for us to see a slump in rates after Memorial Day, but that wasn’t the case last
Loads and Rates Rise as Month Ends
May ended on a strong note, with van rates up 4¢ from the April average. If that sounds like a
Van Rates Edge Down, Then Bounce Back Up
Load availability was slightly lower last week for vans and flatbeds, but load-to-truck ratios rose because there were fewer trucks.
Sun Belt States Are Hot for Vans and Reefers
If you are looking to move van or reefer loads out of the Southeast this week, you may have to
Reefers Get a Late Spring Boost
Reefer volumes rebounded in a big way last week, thanks to early harvests in California and late produce shipments from
Van Rates Showing Signs of Recovery
Spot market volumes exploded last week on the top 100 van lanes, which has been the clearest sign yet of
Florida and Georgia Are Hot for Reefers
Produce season has finally hit its stride in the Southeast. Miami and Atlanta are now the top two markets for
3 Signs that Reefer Rates Could Rise Soon
National average rates dropped again last week, but all equipment types could be getting ready for a rebound. Why? Load