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FreightWaves releases air temperature forecasts and fleet count data in SONAR

 (Image: SONAR location forecast data showing newly added air temperature forecast (light blue) next to existing road temperature forecast (dark blue). )
(Image: SONAR location forecast data showing newly added air temperature forecast (light blue) next to existing road temperature forecast (dark blue). )

FreightWaves continues to enhance the SONAR platform by adding the following new data and features this week:

 Freight data now has sortable categories in the mapping tool
Freight data now has sortable categories in the mapping tool
  • Air temperature added to the location forecast data viewable in the mapping widget

  • Added new index category to the existing freight data grid, which allows the user to filter data by specific categories

  • Redesigned the build watchlist function to make it easier to build different types of watchlists. Users are now able to browse, search, and use existing in a single view

  • Added FMCSA fleet count data. This monthly data provides insight into how many fleets are registering with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which gives the user insight into how many new trucking companies are entering the market. It will give an indication of how the trucking sector is growing

 Total count of fleets registered in the U.S. both private and for hire. (SONAR: FCFH.USA)
Total count of fleets registered in the U.S. both private and for hire. (SONAR: FCFH.USA)

Users can access this data under the “Fleet Count” category in the search bar and will be able to select the following data points on a national level:

    1. Total count of fleets authorized for hire – FCFH

    2. Total count of fleets – FCTC

    3. Total count of fleets with 1-6 power units – FCTCO

    4. Total count of fleets with 7-11 power units – FCTCS

    5. Total count of fleets with 12-19 power units – FCTCT

    6. Total count of fleets with 20-100 power units – FCTCM

    7. Total count of fleets with 101-999 power units – FCTCL

    8. Total count of fleets with 1000+ power units – FCTCE