Truckload freight volume remains steady
After a dramatic increase in van and reefer freight the week of February 7, truckload activity on TransCore’s DAT Network of load boards showed more modest growth the week of February 14 with overall truck capacity inching up 0.4% and freight volume increasing 3.7%. ... Ohio trucking company president says congestion is choking economy
Keith Tuttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc, Northwood OH, told the US House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation’s supply chain and economy.... Intermodal market share dips in Q4 2010
FTR Associates Intermodal Update, issued February 7, reports that intermodal market share declined by 0.2% in the fourth quarter of 2010. ... ATA January Truck Tonnage Index registers robust gain
The American Trucking Associations’ advance seasonally adjusted (SA) For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index increased 3.8% in January 2011 after rising a revised 2.5% in December 2010.... January’s preliminary Class 8 orders rise
FTR Associates has released preliminary data showing January 2011’s Class 8 truck total net orders for all major North American OEMs at 27,009 units, a modest 1% increase over strong December 2010 activity. ... Preliminary Class 8 orders up in January
A preliminary reading of heavy-duty Class 8 commercial vehicles net orders for North American markets rose to 27,300 units in January 2011, according to ACT Research Co. The January order volume represents an increase of 320% compared with January 2010. Preliminary net order numbers are subject to revision and are typically accurate to within 5% plus or minus. ... TransCore reports highest freight |
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