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Up 5% may not be enough for truckload rates in 2022
More trucking heads weigh in on rate expectations for 2022. Following a sizable rate bump this year, it appears that rates could move considerably higher…
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Early 2022 TL rate predictions pointing higher again
Rate predictions for the truckload market are coming in earlier than in past years. High consumer demand along with a lack of drivers and equipment…
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Driver recruitment wars: Cowan to pay $20,000 sign-on bonus
Dedicated carrier Cowan Systems is offering sign-on bonuses as high as $20,000 for newly hired drivers.
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Heartland’s 50-cent special dividend 2nd by a carrier this week
Truckload carrier Heartland Express announced a 50-cent-per-share special dividend Friday. It was the second carrier to announce a special dividend this week.
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Marten Transport announces 50-cent special dividend
Marten Transport announced a special dividend of 50 cents per share. The payment marks the third straight year of special dividends for the carrier.
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Why do gains on sale matter for carriers?
AskWaves takes a look at gains on the sale of revenue equipment and how they play into the financial results of truckload carriers.
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Q&A: Trucking’s back half and beyond with Deutsche Bank’s Amit Mehrotra
As freight markets enter the second year of peaklike conditions, FreightWaves caught up with Amit Mehrotra, Deutsche Bank’s transportation analyst, to talk about how this…
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Driver pay hikes not letting up
The need for truck capacity remains at historic highs, and more fleets have responded by increasing driver pay for the second time this year.
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U.S. Xpress report predicts high volumes, rates and labor issues
A third-quarter outlook from truckload carrier U.S. Xpress sees volume and rate strength lasting throughout 2021. However, driver and supply chain labor challenges present risks.
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