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Inside Supply Management: Season’s Readings: Inside Supply Management®’s Best of 2025

If there were a supply management zodiac calendar, 2025 would be known as the Year of Peak Uncertainty.

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Fleet Owner: Dry van and refrigerated spot rates dip after post-holiday surge, flatbed gains continue

FTR and DAT report minor rate changes, with refrigerated spot rates pulling back and flatbed rates hitting a 10-week high.

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American Journal of Transportation: DAT One and DAT iQ rates & ratios

Spot rates jumped as weather and holiday freight push demand for trucks

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Transport Topics: How Uncertainty Defined Trucking in 2025

Tariffs targeting key components in automobile manufacturing and a prolonged softness in the freight market were among the major factors contributing to a difficult environment for trucking in 2025.

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Equipment Finance News: Used-truck inventory drops despite day-cab market woes

Used heavy- and medium-duty truck inventory declined in November, signaling recovery on the horizon for the beleaguered transportation finance sector.

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Transport Topics: AI Rollouts Depend on People as Much as Technology

Transportation Leaders Gearing Teams for Success in AI Implementation

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Transport Topics: Putting AI to Work in Trucking

Artificial Intelligence Is Quickly Changing Freight Operations, but Success Hinges on Tangible Results

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Fleet Owner: Spot market rates rise for dry van, refrigerated, and flatbed loads after holiday week surge

Refrigerated loads hit their highest weekly level since International Roadcheck, with rates rising more than 15% from last year.

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Journal of Commerce: US truckload rates jump on poor weather, shorter holiday shopping season

US truckload spot rates have surged in recent days as cold weather, snowstorms and a compressed holiday shopping season tighten capacity ahead of Christmas, analysts say.

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Supply Chain Dive: Compete or complement? Trucking foresees mixed intermodal impact from merger of rail giants

Winners and losers will emerge in road transport as Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern join forces, according to industry experts

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