Category: Van markets

Dry Van Report: Canadian cross-border disruptions cause ripple effects

The controversial vaccine mandate announced by the Canadian Government, which came into effect on January 15th has sent shockwaves through

Strong retail sales continue to fuel demand for dry van carriers. That trend looks set to continue well into 2022.

Just when the West Coast freight market was looking forward to a return to normalcy, the latest omicron surge threatens

The National Retail Federation, the world’s largest retail trade association, released their first Economic Review of 2022. This follows their

More than 148 million consumers were estimated to have shopped in-store and online last Saturday. This number is slightly lower

Despite all the media attention on port congestion on the West Coast, total TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit) container import volumes

The American Trucking Associations’ (ATA) For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index increased 0.4% in October after rising 2.2% in September. This makes

There’s still a surreal sight of record numbers of ships drifting off the coast of Los Angeles. Vessels are waiting

The Biden Administration recently announced that Georgia’s Port of Savannah will be able to reallocate $8 million to create five

The fourth quarter is poised for strong demand for truckload freight, especially in the dry van sector. Persistent consumer demand

The recently released U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index reported growth, albeit at a slightly slower pace in the third quarter

The American Trucking Association’s (ATA) latest report includes good news on the heavier side of the freight economy. The seasonally