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What the Truck?!?
What the Truck?!? Weekend Edition
What The Truck?!? is sending you into the weekend with all of the latest headlines and top stories from FreightWaves.com,…
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Chart of the Week
Tariffs force shippers to take a pause
The trade war between China and the U.S. is having a noticeable impact on freight markets. Shippers and carriers are…
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Market Insight
SONAR graph hints at land-based transcontinental rates leverage
Rail market expert Jim Blaze discusses how FreightWaves SONAR can help determine how best to ship freight.
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Sonar Release Notes
FreightWaves gets ready for hurricane season in SONAR 4.0 with critical event center and digital signal data
FreightWaves continues to push more features and data into its data analytics platform with 8 new features and 3 data…
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Chart of the Week
Consumer optimism may pull housing market through 2019
The housing market has been sliding since early 2018, but there are optimistic signals for a turnaround in 2019. Freight…
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Freight Futures
The future is here…get a front-row seat to see it first-hand at Transparency19
FreightWaves’ kick-ass Transparency19 will take place May 6-8 in Atlanta. New opportunities for SONAR and Trucking Freight Futures are available;…
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News
FreightWaves releases weekly intermodal and daily spot maritime rates in SONAR
FreightWaves adds air temperature information as well as new fleet count data.
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Chart of the Week
The US-China trade war’s effects on truckload supply and demand in major west coast and east coast port markets
The inbound container flows had a big impact to freight volumes in the port cities of Savannah and Los Angeles…
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News
FreightWaves releases air temperature forecasts and fleet count data in SONAR
FreightWaves adds air temperature information as well as new fleet count data.
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Chart of the Week
Spot market rates and truck orders have surprisingly tight correlation
National spot market price movement has a surprisingly tight relationship with new truck orders.
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