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(5 articles)Carriers Outperform 2024 Despite Record Diesel Prices
The U.S. truckload market is showing genuine improvement compared to 2024, with spot rates climbing from $2.40 to $3.42 per mile and carriers running approximately $0.70 per mile ahead in net earnings
US Drayage Capacity Crisis Pushes Rates Higher, Limits Growth
The US drayage market is experiencing mounting pressure from a convergence of capacity-limiting factors, with major carriers like Schneider explicitly citing drayage constraints as barriers to growth.
H.Essers Acquires Palmer Logistics: European Carrier Enters U.S. Market
H.Essers, a major European logistics provider, has entered the United States market by acquiring Palmer Logistics. This strategic acquisition represents a significant competitive move in the internati
Inland Transportation Networks Reshape U.S. Supply Chain Strategy
Maersk's analysis highlights a structural shift in how U.S. supply chains are evolving: the traditional emphasis on raw transportation capacity is giving way to sophisticated coordination across inlan
High Trucking Rates Prompt U.S. Companies to Switch to Rail
U.S. companies are responding to elevated trucking rates by increasing their utilization of rail freight, marking a notable shift in modal preferences across North American supply chains. This pivot r