Zipline Logistics

MARCH 30, 2021

“The markets with the largest gains this week in OTVI.USA were Laredo, Texas (12.07%) Memphis, Tennessee (5.37%) and Cleveland (5.08%). Buying Trends Still Shaping the Q2 Freight Market and Beyond. As with many of our once ingrained habits, consumption trends shifted as a result of COVID-19. and seems to be stable.

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Freight Manufacturing Procurement Los Angeles Purchasing Skills 52

DAT Solutions

SEPTEMBER 5, 2017

Of course, the biggest disruptions were down in Texas, and the big changes largely mirrored van trends. per mile, but rates still rose on the lanes to Madison and Cleveland. Rates continue to rise on many lanes this week for reefers, as well as vans. RISING LANES. Denver to Houston reefer rates also rose 63¢ to $2.53

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Houston Freight Denver Dallas 73

DAT Solutions

APRIL 2, 2019

While van and reefer rates saw a decline in March compared to February, flatbed bucked the trend, making gains in both freight volumes and rates. On the other hand, flatbed prices trended down in a handful of key markets, including Jacksonville, Las Vegas, Cleveland, Pittsburgh , and Roanoke. Falling Rates.

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El Paso Las Vegas Oklahoma City Cleveland 70

DAT Solutions

MARCH 6, 2019

That's a typical trend for this time of year, but volumes are starting to gather strength. VAN TRENDS. FLATBED TRENDS. Last week saw strong movements out of Baltimore, Fort Worth, Cleveland and Savannah. Roanoke to Cleveland gained 54¢ to $2.67/mi. Cleveland to Milwaukee increased 50¢ to $4.38/mi.

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Los Angeles St. Louis Cleveland Seattle 70

DAT Solutions

OCTOBER 4, 2017

mile, but volumes are trending back down now. Las Vegas is a construction hub, and flatbed trended down immediately after Hurricane Harvey. Flatbed freight out of Cleveland , on the other hand, ships inter-regionally, and rates rose 16% over the past month, with high volumes on the lane to Houston. mile on average last week.

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Las Vegas Baltimore Tampa Cleveland 70

DAT Solutions

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

That was consistent with an overall trend during Thanksgiving week, as rates rose on lanes heading towards regional distribution centers near the largest cities. Allentown to Cleveland : $1.82/mile, Cleveland to Allentown : $3.59/mile, DAT Hot Market Map showed an outbound load-to-truck ratio of 6.5 Allentown to Boston : $3.96/mile,

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Cleveland Freight New York City Baltimore 70

DAT Solutions

FEBRUARY 28, 2018

That's not something you hear all that often, but the national average flatbed rate has increased each week this month, while rates trended in the opposite direction for vans and reefers. Flatbed rates also increased out of Los Angeles, but California rates have otherwise been trending down lately. The average rate out of Tampa hit $2.09/mile,

Fort Worth 70

Fort Worth Freight Los Angeles Cleveland 70

DAT Solutions

MAY 14, 2018

(I explained this longer-term trend in more detail in another blog post: How Natural Gas and Plastics Impact the Truckload Spot Market.). As the graph below shows, total construction spending — residential and commercial — has been trending upward for the past 7 years. 16 Cleveland market to Chicago market.

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Puerto Rico Cleveland Houston Jacksonville 70

DAT Solutions

AUGUST 28, 2018

mile, but it may trend up again before the month ends on Friday. More loads are moving out of Cleveland and Houston, but the big surprise was a surge in volume and rates out of Roanoke, Virginia. Roanoke to Cleveland gained 61¢ to $3.43/mile. The national average flatbed rate dropped 1¢ to $2.66/mile, NOT SO HOT.

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Las Vegas Los Angeles Cleveland Raleigh 70

ivalua

MARCH 22, 2023

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Nashville Optimal Sourcing Material Savings Sourcing Strategies 130

DAT Solutions

SEPTEMBER 12, 2016

Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, and Joliet, IL , were all in the top 10 for load posts on DAT Load Boards last week. Prices in Chicago, Columbus, Seattle, and Philadelphia are all higher than they were a month ago. Rates on the lane from Columbus to Buffalo rose 27¢ and paid $2.76/mile mile on average.

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Columbus Minneapolis Los Angeles Chicago 70

DAT Solutions

MARCH 26, 2019

Van trends. Seattle has been a more active market but rates are now trending down, even as Los Angeles starts to stabilize. Reefer trends. Grand Rapids to Cleveland increased 29¢ to $4.14/mi. The van load-to-truck ratio declined last week to 1.4 loads per truck. National Average Freight Rates - March to-date.

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Los Angeles Fresno Seattle Memphis 115

DAT Solutions

APRIL 23, 2019

We saw falling rates in Atlanta , Cleveland and Harrisburg, PA. VAN TRENDS: Easter week started strong before demand dipped. (Usually it's L.A. that drives up rates in Las Vegas, so this is another unusual occurrence). Falling rates. Southeast and Northeast markets faded last week. Still a good rate for this lane). Not a good rate. (Not

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Las Vegas Los Angeles Phoenix Houston 112

DAT Solutions

DECEMBER 2, 2015

Columbus and Cleveland, OH also offered plenty of loads. Rates trended up in Los Angeles, Rock Island, Cleveland and Memphis. It's the beginning of the off-season for flatbeds, so every little surge helps. The national average flatbed rate was unchanged last week at $1.92 per mile, down 5¢ from the October average.

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Los Angeles Cleveland Omaha Montana 70

DAT Solutions

MAY 1, 2018

Last week, flatbed volumes surged 10% higher, led by Houston, Fort Worth and Cleveland. Roanoke to Cleveland dropped to $2.55/mile mile – this lane had been up for about four weeks while Cleveland suffered through some nasty weather, but now the weather is better and volumes dropped, so the rates fell.

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Fort Worth Las Vegas Cleveland Seattle 70

DAT Solutions

FEBRUARY 9, 2017

Best Bet: Cleveland is number two right now for van load posts on DAT load boards, and there’s a lot less competition for loads coming out of there than in many parts of the country. Highest Volume Lane: Cleveland to Atlanta *. This lane still pays better than it did in February 2016, but not by much and it's trending down. *

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Jacksonville Cleveland Miami Florida 70

DAT Solutions

FEBRUARY 28, 2017

Cleveland to Harrisburg jumped up 35¢ to $3.09/mile, Outbound rates trended down last month in Savannah, Jacksonville and Los Angeles. Last week, the four biggest losers were out of Savannah and Cleveland: Savannah to the South Carolina Inland Port in Greer, SC , (part of the Greenville market), was down 45¢ to $2.32/mile.

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Freight El Paso Cleveland Houston 70

DAT Solutions

AUGUST 31, 2018

This slowdown put a bit more capacity on the spot market during early August, as trends looked slightly subpar compared with normal seasonality. have shown higher flatbed activity, including the Cleveland market, Decatur, AL, (a perennial hot market) and more recently, Roanoke, VA, where flatbed prices spiked last week.

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Texas Freight Houston Cleveland 70

IQMS

MARCH 27, 2020

a leading manufacturer headquartered near Cleveland, OH. They maintain full visibility of the business and can continue to interact with customers and suppliers. A good example is Mar-Bal Inc.,

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Manufacturing Procurement Manufacturing Supply Chain Planning Software Demand Planning Software 64

DAT Solutions

MARCH 7, 2017

Rates are still low in some places, but in general, things are trending upward. REEFER TRENDS. Grand Rapids to Cleveland jumped up ▲50¢ to $3.34/mile. FLATBED TRENDS. Phoenix and Las Vegas volumes have been low, which is indicative of statewide trends in Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico.

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Los Angeles Freight Memphis Las Vegas 70

DAT Solutions

MARCH 2, 2016

Outbound volume was also down in Cleveland , due to steel’s slump, but Pittsburgh was up for the month. Rates were also down in Cleveland and Harrisburg. Demand has been especially strong in the Southeast, although declining steel shipments led to a reduction in flatbed freight volume in Birmingham.

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Cleveland Raleigh Memphis Material Savings 70

DAT Solutions

AUGUST 9, 2017

HOT MARKETS – Atlanta and Memphis had a surprisingly good week, with outbound rates trending up in both markets. Rates out of the Midwest were expected to rise, and they did, in Cleveland and also in Rock Island , IL. for a few days there – and it’s been trending up for weeks. per mile last week.

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Columbus Denver Los Angeles Tampa 93

DAT Solutions

MARCH 28, 2017

Van trends were otherwise in a holding pattern for the most part last week. Texas has been strong in general, and rates out of Dallas trended up last week. You have to look back over the course of the past month to find much movement with reefer trends, because last week was fairly stagnant. RISING LANES. Rates are up just 1.5%

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Boston Denver Philadelphia Dallas 70

DAT Solutions

FEBRUARY 23, 2017

Current trends in freight can be explained by looking at the top ten contract markets by percentage of contract-spot mix. Refrigerated freight trends also impact van markets. For the last six weeks, rates have been sliding on the spot market despite strong volumes for the January-February period. Top markets for van freight.

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Freight Los Angeles San Diego Fort Worth 87

DAT Solutions

FEBRUARY 1, 2017

For example, the lane from Denver to Phoenix fell 17¢, and Cleveland to Chicago lost 13¢ Load-to-truck ratios are highest for reefers in the darker blue areas on the Hot States Map, above. Reefer trends have been similar to vans.

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Los Angeles Fresno Atlanta Houston 70

DAT Solutions

MAY 2, 2017

and Stockton and van rates trending up out of Los Angeles. The slow and steady trend of more gaining lanes than falling took a step back last week. This lane rate typically rises in May and peaks in June, so it could be trending up for the next 6-8 weeks. Grand Rapids to Cleveland fell on lower volumes, down 28¢ to $2.92/mile.

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Los Angeles Fresno Denver Oklahoma City 70

DAT Solutions

FEBRUARY 15, 2017

The national average for flatbed rates has been trending the other way, and there are signs that van rates might be close to the bottom if they aren't already there. Grand Rapids, MI to Cleveland lost 31¢ at $3.02/mile. Load-to-truck ratios are highest for vans in the darker red areas on the Hot States Map, above. FALLING LANES.

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Miami Denver Los Angeles Chicago 77

DAT Solutions

DECEMBER 26, 2018

Midwest volumes lagged behind other regions… and the biggest decline was on the lane from Grand Rapids to Cleveland , down 43¢ to $3.06. Miami to Boston added 37¢ at $2.05/mile. Falling Lanes. Twin Falls, ID, to Phoenix dropped 29¢ to $2.85/mile. Philadelphia to Miami was down 20¢ to $2.24/mile,

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Miami Cleveland Florida Charlotte 79

DAT Solutions

JULY 5, 2017

Cleveland to Harrisburg lane rates soared to $3.92 HOT MARKETS: The energy and steel sectors have helped boost the flatbed markets in Houston and Birmingham , respectively. RISING LANES: A handful of strong lanes throughout the country got rate increases: Houston to Los Angeles paid an average of $2.59 Atlanta to Nashville jumped up to $3.04

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Los Angeles Houston Minneapolis Cleveland 70

The Logistics of Logistics

AUGUST 25, 2019

I think the next generation of venture capital will be in places like Detroit, Des Moines, Houston, Cleveland, etc. I love talking about these trends. Money goes a lot further in places like Chattanooga rather than Silicon Valley. Investors are shocked that we pay our employees about the same as companies in Silicon Valley.

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Fort Worth Detroit Chicago Texas 151

DAT Solutions

NOVEMBER 1, 2017

The lane from Cleveland to Harrisburg backed off some previous highs, falling to $3.56/mile. Flatbed rates were down out of a handful of Sunbelt markets: Atlanta, Savannah, Fort Worth, and Phoenix. The biggest declines for the month were on lanes out of Raleigh and Baltimore. Out West, Reno to Seattle declined to $1.98/mile.

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Las Vegas Fort Worth Wichita Baltimore 70

DAT Solutions

JULY 31, 2018

Cleveland to Harrisburg dropped 74¢ to $3.62/mile. Outbound prices slipped lower for flatbeds in Baltimore and Savannah, which could be related to port traffic. Flatbed rates declined significantly in a handful of lanes: Raleigh to Greenville, SC plunged $1.20 Birmingham to Chicago fell 67¢ to $2.49/mile.

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Las Vegas Los Angeles Jacksonville Baltimore 70

DAT Solutions

JANUARY 3, 2019

Roanoke, VA, to Cleveland lost 54¢ over the past month and averaged $2.11/mile Same for Harrisburg, PA , where volumes are down sharply compared to the summer months. Memphis to St. Louis fell to $3.48/mile mile – that is still a solid rate, but it represents a 75¢ drop. mile last week.

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Las Vegas St. Louis Memphis Freight 70

DAT Solutions

APRIL 1, 2019

Allentown to Cleveland dropped 13¢ to $1.65/mi. Seattle to Eugene, OR regained 13¢, rising to $2.51/mi. Falling rates. In the East, rates are still falling on many lanes, including: Buffalo to Charlotte fell 15¢ to $2.12/mi. Charlotte to Lakeland, FL moved down 13¢ to $2.33/mi.

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Denver Oklahoma City Charlotte Cleveland 79

DAT Solutions

FEBRUARY 1, 2018

Cleveland to Grand Rapids tumbled to $2.65/mile. North Carolina and Virginia were especially affected by the winter weather this month, and prices fell out of Roanoke. Roanoke to Pittsburgh flatbed rates fell to $2.15/mile mile last week.

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Las Vegas Los Angeles Supply and Demand North Carolina 70

DAT Solutions

NOVEMBER 8, 2017

The biggest drop-off last week was the lane from Grand Rapids to Cleveland , which plunged 54¢ to $3.16/mile. Demand is still extra-high out of potato-shipping regions ahead of Thanksgiving, but rates from Twin Falls, ID, to Phoenix dropped 27¢ to an average of $2.74/mile. Denver to Houston also took a 42¢ dive at $1.87/mile.

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Capacity Kansas City Denver Fresno 70

DAT Solutions

APRIL 2, 2019

Grand Rapids to Cleveland was down 31¢ to $3.83/mi. In the Southwest, the lane from Nogales to Dallas lost strength, but the rest of the really big price drops were on lanes originating in the Midwest: Nogales to Dallas lost fell 15¢ to $2.41/mi. Grand Rapids to Atlanta dropped 22¢ to $2.51/mi.

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