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Truckload volumes get a mid-winter boost

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You don't have to look hard to find doom and gloom prognostications, but I've actually seen three big trends in the last month of DAT freight data to indicate a stronger-than-average January for trucking. Don't be caught off guard by this year's freight trends. Flatbed freight rebounds. Winter weather can introduce volatility.

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Trucking Projections for 2023: Spot Quotes, Industry Challenges and Industry Drives

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If your business relies on trucking, then you’ll want to know the current state of the industry. Early 2022 was a time of incredibly high trucking demand and prices to match. Most industry experts paint early 2023 as a bit of a rough period for the trucking industry. The tides turned in the second half of the year.

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Truckload volumes get a mid-winter boost

DAT Solutions

You don't have to look hard to find doom and gloom prognostications, but I've actually seen three big trends in the last month of DAT freight data to indicate a more positive outlook on freight conditions. Don't be caught off guard by this year's freight trends. Flatbed freight rebounds. Winter weather can introduce volatility.

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Top 10 Markets for Reefer Loads in First Half of 2018

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This past June saw the highest national reefer rate ever recorded in DAT Trendlines , our weekly report on national spot market pricing and capacity trends. The high demand and tight truck load capacity has led to unprecedented numbers of reefer load posts on DAT load boards, North America's largest on-demand freight exchange.

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Carriers score record-high profits and record-low bankruptcies in 2018

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Freight rates rose faster and higher than ever before — or at least since deregulation in the 1980s — as demand grew and ELDs throttled capacity. Freight rates rose faster and higher than ever before — or at least since deregulation in the 1980s — as demand grew and ELDs throttled capacity.

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Carriers score record-high profits and record-low bankruptcies in 2018

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Freight rates rose faster and higher than ever before — or at least since deregulation in the 1980s — as demand grew and ELDs throttled capacity. Freight rates rose faster and higher than ever before — or at least since deregulation in the 1980s — as demand grew and ELDs throttled capacity.

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5 Threats to Capacity in 2017

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Overall, 2016 was a year of relatively loose capacity. There are a number of looming factors could put a squeeze on capacity in the coming year. Strong demand. The biggest factor affecting capacity is, of course, demand from shippers. Reefers experienced a similar pattern, and flatbeds began their climb in August.