October spot truckload volumes and rates were largely mixed again, according to the new edition of the DAT Truckload Volume Index, which was recently released by DAT Freight and Analytics.
Despite the decrease in load posts during the week of Nov. 8-14, shippers are positioning goods ahead of the holidays.
Load posts on DAT One fell 5% to 2.04 million during the week of Nov. 8-14 (Week 46). Despite the decrease, the number of available loads has been above 2 million for 10 consecutive weeks as shippers position goods ahead of the holidays. The total number of truck posts slipped 1% to 251,080.
EVP of Convoy Platform -DAT Freight & Analytics, discuss how the integration of the Convoy Platform's automation and AI technology with DAT's massive freight marketplace will help brokers combat fraud, increase efficiency, and focus on high-value work.
On November 13th FreightWaves Founder & CEO Craig Fuller took on DAT’s industry veteran Ken Adamo in a debate that covered everything from market forecasts and capacity crunch to tech disruption and the future of brokerage. Presiding over the debate was the one and only Armchair Attorney, Matt Leffler.
On this episode of Nemo Nation, Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac sit down with Dean Croke, ex owner-operator, 2 million miles over the road, and Principal Market Analyst at DAT Freight & Analytics. Dean also owns “The Grumpy Pete,” his custom Peterbilt show truck.
In this edition of DAT Guy on Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac and co-host Dean Croke, Principal Market Analyst at DAT Freight & Analytics, break down the latest trends shaping the freight market this November. With Dean’s decades of real-world experience — from his 2 million over-the-road miles as an owner-operator to his role leading analytics at DAT — this is the deep dive every carrier, broker, and shipper needs.
Load posts on DAT One held steady during the week of Nov. 2-7, dipping 3 percent to 2.13 million but holding steady from week to week.
Load posts on DAT One held steady during the week of Nov. 2-7, dipping 3% to 2.13 million. The number of load posts has been firm from week to week, averaging 2.19 million over the last 16 weeks. Truck posts increased 3% to 239,406 last week.
Load posts on DAT One held steady during the week of Nov. 2-7, dipping 3% to 2.13 million.