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Construction hauling looks good for 2006
Jan 01, 2006, Bulk Transporter, By Charles E Wilson
IT LOOKS like this should be another good year for the truck fleets hauling cement, asphalt, and other construction-related materials. In fact, the biggest problem in 2006 may be that business is too good, according to our 2006 construction industry forecast. Among other things, construction will benefit from a US economy that President George W Bush describes as heading into 2006 with a full head

Construction materials hauling remains flat, but economists project improvement over next three years
Jan 01, 2011, Bulk Transporter
GOING INTO the New Year, US construction haulers will continue to operate in a very challenging market. While the economy remains slow, many fleets report that they are hauling cement and other construction materials. The economic momentum that gathered steam during the early part of 2010 ebbed as growth transitioned from stimulus and inventory fueled to core fundamentals, such as consumer spending,

Construction hauling will grow in 2010 with gradual improvement of the economy
Jan 01, 2010, Bulk Transporter
ALTHOUGH it's no surprise that his Year-End 2008 Forecast anticipated a severe 2009 downturn, Portland Cement Association's Chief Economist Edward Sullivan (and most of his equivalents in other agencies and associations related to the construction industry) did not even come close to predicting just how low cement consumption figures would go. His 88 million-metric ton forecast for year-end 2009 was

Construction Hauling 2011
Jan 28, 2011, Bulk Transporter