Atlanta
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Weather
Flood threat increasing across the South
Torrential downpours, several inches of rainfall may flood areas from Texas to the Carolinas next few days.
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Europe
Today’s pick-up: Son of Spaghetti Junction; YRC in consolidation mode
Atlanta is building Spaghetti Junction II. UK drug companies will take matters into their hands to get goods to market in no-deal Brexit; YRC consolidation…
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Freight Futures
The fall outlook for trucking rates, according to forward curves
Chicago to Atlanta should jump in September, LA to Dallas peaks in November, and Seattle to LA hits a high in December.
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Logistics
Mega-industrial project proposed south of Atlanta
Big industrial project slated for area south of Atlanta, but long development timeline means that region's supply won't be heavily affected
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Air Cargo
Atlanta, Amsterdam airports sign cargo agreement
Atlanta and Amsterdam Airports sign an MoU to develop better air cargo processes to support goods moving between the two big markets
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Market Update
Weekly Market Update: The sky may have fallen
Volumes took a nosedive after the tariffs increased and are starting to recover slightly, but the damage may already be done.
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Market Insight
Weekly Market Update: Volumes stable, capacity has a hiccup
Volumes are flat year-over-year, and after a brief period of disruption the freight market has stabilized. Container volumes that have fueled the port cities freight,…
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Market Insight
Weekly Market Update: When will the West Coast bubble pop?
Market volumes remain strong from a year-over-year perspective, driven by the continued strength of the West. What does this imbalance mean for the freight market…
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Market Insight
Weekly Market Update: West Coast still pulling freight market weight
L.A. volumes are propping up national freight volume but starting to fade. Are there any signs of another region emerging to take over for the…
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News
Weekly Market Update: volumes, prices largely sideways
Large markets lost market share and reefer capacity loosened across the Midwest, but some markets look more favorable for carriers.
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