Freight markets slowly coming back to life
Freight markets have been slowly rebounding in May, with the normal seasonal uptick providing some relief for transportation companies that have
Rail intermodal sees historic shifts in wake of COVID-19
The COVID 19 pandemic has triggered a recent cratering in rail intermodal moves, particularly on the international container cargo portion
History Matters: How freight forecasts learn from the past
Predictive modeling is the art of using high-power computing to learn from the past and predict the future. Most of
Will spring produce stabilize trucking?
Guest opinion by Mark Montague, industry pricing expert. Recent news has been all about the downturn in freight volumes, and
Try the upgrade of the DAT Directory
For years, DAT has provided its load board users with a directory where they can to learn more about the
Reefer volumes level off, but rate trends are mixed
It’s been an up-and-down kind of market for reefer equipment. We’re not talking about a gentle rise and fall —
Reefer volumes level off, but rate trends are mixed
It’s been an up-and-down kind of market for reefer equipment. We’re not talking about a gentle rise and fall —
What’s in the stimulus bill for carriers, brokers, owner-operators?
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (the CARES Act) includes $2 trillion in economic stimulus funds. Included in