Category: Rate Trend of the Week

4 reasons flatbed should bounce back soon

After a strong first quarter, flatbed freight has slowed in April. It’s been a wet month throughout the country, and

If you have a reefer trailer, you can be sure to find a load in Southeastern Georgia this week. The

Last week started with solid demand, but activity tapered off as Good Friday and the Easter weekend approached. Load-to-truck ratios

Despite an increase in freight volumes, national average rates slipped again last week for vans and reefers. Even the arrival

Van and reefer rates continue to move sideways. Refrigerated produce freight has been notably absent from the picture, so that

While van and reefer rates saw a decline in March compared to February, flatbed loads bucked the trend, making gains

It’s still early in the spring, but the refrigerated truckload sector is not picking up any momentum yet. I wouldn’t

It looks like we’ll have to wait a little longer for a spring surge. The spot market appeared heading for

Just as rates were about to turn around, they took another hit last week. Extreme weather closed highways and forced

Just as rates were about to turn around, they took another hit last week. Extreme weather closed highways and forced

Van and reefer rates are stabilizing, after falling for eight straight weeks. The national average van rate held steady, and

The spot market continues to offer a mixed bag. Van volumes got a late-winter boost on the West Coast, which