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Fleet Owner: DAT launches profit estimator tool

DAT load board users can now calculate the expected profits and losses of loads by entering their business expenses into the application. Company leadership says carriers can work out their daily operating costs in a matter of minutes.

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Transport Dive: Inflation, consumer goals are obstacles for summer beverage spending

Despite the challenges, consumer spending could help the market this summer, one executive said.

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Fleet News Daily: DAT’s Profit Estimator tool tells carriers how much profit they’ll make on a load

DAT Freight & Analytics announced the Profit Estimator tool, designed to help carriers on the DAT One marketplace determine how profitable a load can be based on their own operating costs and goals.

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Commercial Carrier Journal: Smart trailer kits from Phillips Connect

Phillips Connect has assembled four powerful Internet of Trailers (IoT) kits, allowing fleets of all sizes to seamlessly convert to smart trailers.

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Supply Chain Dive: Trucking spot market should improve from here, ACT Research suggests

“We are on track for a record contraction in labor capacity this year, which is key to the bottoming process,” senior analyst Tim Denoyer said in a statement.

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The Trucker: Analysts project industry conditions are at or near bottom, poised to rebound

Each of the experts in most industries has their method of interpreting the economic “tea leaves.” However, by the end of May a common theme was emerging.

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Fleet Owner: Indicators keep pointing to bottoming freight cycle

Forecast by ACT Research and other reports from DAT Freight & Analytics and FTR Transportation Intelligence still show slow markets, but an upside might be around the corner.

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Fleet Owner: Truckload volumes rebound while spot prices hold

Both truckload volume and capacity for May and the first week of June rose, rates stayed mostly stable, with some analysts saying they've bottomed out in the current cycle.

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Transport Topics: Truck Tonnage Slips 1.3% in May

Truck tonnage in May continued its downward year-over-year trend, dipping 1.3% when measured against the same month in 2022. However, on a month-to-month basis, the index increased a seasonally adjusted 2.4% and the index jumped to 115.4 compared with 112.7 in April.

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Land Line: Podcast: Changes to CSA – good news or bad?

Are changes to CSA good news or bad news for small motor carriers? What’s required to survive a safety audit? What are the upsides and downsides of using shipper’s load and count?

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