
Atlantic ports drive demand for flatbeds
Flatbed rates and load-to-truck ratios trended down last month. The average flatbed rate for October was $2.12 per mile, 3¢ lower

Flatbed rates and load-to-truck ratios trended down last month. The average flatbed rate for October was $2.12 per mile, 3¢ lower

September finished strong for flatbed freight, but load counts have drifted down during the month of October. Flatbed rates have also

Domestic goods, combined with produce moving into the U.S. from Mexico and South America, provided a big boost to the reefer

After a brief surge in reefer rates at the end of September, rates have moved lower in October. Last week

Just as we saw with van freight, a surge at the end of September was followed by fewer reefer loads in

Last week saw more shipments of refrigerated freight compared to the week before, but that wasn’t enough to boost reefer

Just as we saw with van freight, flooding in the Houston area following Tropical Storm Imelda disrupted freight patterns across the the reefer

Flatbed freight has lagged for much of the year, but demand spiked on the top flatbed lanes last week. A

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National average reefer rates for September so far are above where they were in August. Part of that is because

The negative news we’ve been reporting for reefer produce turned around last week, as robust apple harvests were underway in several markets throughout

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