trucking capacity
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Freightonomics podcast
How sustainable are current trucking volumes?
Anthony and Zach discuss the booming freight market and reasons why it will or will not sustain into July as well as the implications for…
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Freightonomics podcast
Freightonomics: Our actions today affect our lives tomorrow (with video)
Anthony and Zach discuss what to make of the recent recovery in volumes and what is happening today that may affect capacity later in the…
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Freightonomics podcast
Perspectives Throughout the Industry
Zach and Anthony go over the latest economic trends within the freight industry and bring on special guest, Zac Rogers to breakdown the Logistics Managers…
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Chart of the Week
Could maritime rate increase from China signal recovery for domestic trucking?
The maritime shipping companies have been able to increase their rates amidst the COVID-19 induced shut down. Is this a sign of things to come…
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Chart of the Week
Load rejections signal tightest market since 2018, but for how long?
Trucking capacity is the tightest it has been in 17 months thanks to the surging volumes, but all signs point to this being a short-lived…
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Weather and Critical Events
Blizzard closing in on tight-capacity markets out west
Blizzard conditions could tighten capacity more in strained Denver, Salt Lake City markets.
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News
Coronavirus will test supply chain partnerships
In partnership with Arrive Logistics... shippers should communicate with their partners and stay focused on long-term strategy.
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Business
Solving the trucking profitability paradox
Profitability is the key to any business staying in business. In trucking it is harder than in many other businesses. Chris Henry explores the "trucking…
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News
Uncertainty hangs over trucking markets
Will capacity tighten and raise rates, or will volumes evaporate and crash them again?
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News
FreightWavesTV: Coronavirus Special Report
The World Health Organization on Friday raised its assessment of the global coronavirus risk from “high” to “very high,” the most serious assessment in its…
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