
Dry van report: Private fleets give shippers greater control and efficiency
U.S. shippers are increasingly turning to private, in-house truck fleets to transport goods, despite favorable rates in the for-hire market.

U.S. shippers are increasingly turning to private, in-house truck fleets to transport goods, despite favorable rates in the for-hire market.

Flatbed carriers serving the Texas oil patch are seeing a slackening in demand as drilling in the Permian Basin slows

Even though September’s container’s import total came in at just over 2.4m TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units), the nation’s major container

The Peruvian imported blueberry program is now in full swing, driving significant U.S. truckload activity at key American ports. The

U.S. manufacturing new order backlogs have dramatically normalized over the past two years, moving from historic highs to a slow

Every Halloween, about 41% of Americans carve a fresh pumpkin for Halloween. The USDA estimates that around 1 billion pounds

The September 2025 Logistics Managers’ Index (LMI) came in at 57.4, down 1.9 points from August’s 59.3, marking the slowest

Despite being the off-peak season for imported Mexican produce along the southern border, the McAllen market has recently seen capacity

Finding the right load for your truck can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. We believe there’s a better way.
From one truck to a thriving enterprise David Petrino, owner and founder of PacWest Freight and Jacko Logistics, started his

The fall produce season in the Pacific Northwest significantly impacts the refrigerated truckload market, with peak activity typically occurring in

The surge in data center construction over the past several years has become a significant driver of flatbed truckload demand