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Material Handling Wholesaler: Manufacturers cutting freight costs amid rising rates

Partnering with a 3PL can help manufacturers save an extra 10 to 18% off already discounted truckload and LTL freight costs.

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Heavy Duty Trucking: Surging Inventories Bolster Freight Economy

The U.S. economy in the fourth quarter of 2021 posted its strongest growth since the rebound from lockdowns in the third quarter of 2020.

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The Wall Street Journal: Truckers Face Further Fuel Price Increases on Crude Markets Volatility

Pump prices for diesel were already at a multiyear high before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine raised alarms over oil supplies.

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Overdrive: Is long-haul fading away? The ‘Amazon effect’ on trucking

As the e-commerce giant seeks to remake the world -- and trucking -- in its own image, the pandemic has paved the way for length-of-haul counter-trends. Long-haul isn't a dinosaur just yet.

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World Grain: Costly freight keeps rising

The national average spot truckload rates for dry and refrigerated freight jumped to new highs in January, the eighth consecutive month of increases, DAT Freight & Analytics said.

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The Journal of Commerce Online: Freight pricing startup raises cash to complement rate benchmarking providers

A provider of technology to help brokers understand appropriate spot pricing has nabbed funding from an array of notable investors, including Tiger Global and Cambridge Capital.

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Logistics Management: DAT Truckload Volume Index hits new January highs

DAT said that the number of loads posted to the DAT One load board network saw a 34.7% increase, from December to January, and were up 104.7% annually.

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The Wall Street Journal: The U.S. Import Surge Is Skipping the Train

Shippers are increasingly choosing trucks over railroads because of supply-chain bottlenecks and a need for speed, pushing more freight onto the country’s highways.

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The Journal of Commerce Online: US-Canada cross-border truck rates still high after protests

Trucks are no longer blocking the US-Canada border, but spot truckload rates in cross-border lanes remain high, and shippers have been warned of the threat of additional disruption.

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Cargo Business News: Trucking Trends: Why the 3G sunset matters to supply chains

U.S. cellular providers have started to sunset their 3G networks, beginning with AT&T on Feb. 22.

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