More delays expected on nation’s highways this summer
Summer officially starts this week, and for truckers, that means construction season starts also. There are only two seasons for
Summer officially starts this week, and for truckers, that means construction season starts also. There are only two seasons for
By Christina Ellington As fuel prices continue to rise with no apparent end in sight, oil companies can’t drill wells
By Christina Ellington Even with record sales of grills this summer, the volume of goods in cold storage (meats, dairy
By Christina Ellington Import volumes are rising, and port congestion may not be far behind. The Freight Analysis Framework (FAF)
Just over two years ago, U.S. consumers embarked on a spending spree that initially began with overstocking pantries with daily
Before the pandemic, e-commerce sales were steadily increasing, but when the world shut down in March 2020, that steady incline
By Christina Ellington The Institute for Supply Management (ISM®) Purchasing Managers Index (PMI®) continues to be a reliable indicator of
By Christina Ellington Memorial Day is the kickoff for grilling season. According to PIERS data, the US imports over 1
By Christina Ellington Despite concerns over softening demand due to a massive backlog of vessels near China, distribution center space
The recently released traffic fatalities report from The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) projects that an estimated 42,915 people
Recent trends in truckload rates cast a cloud over the North American freight market. As rates fell, record fuel prices,
By Christina Ellington April sales of tractors and combines are showing a sales volume decline compared to 2021, according to