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May 2024 Freight Market Update

Trinity Logistics

What is driving (or not driving) rates remains the capacity in the market. Capacity is showing a net decline, albeit slower than expected. That capacity continues to hold tender rejection rates at extremely low levels, meaning few loads are hitting the spot market. Stay Up To dAte Looking for a more frequent update?

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How is COVID-19 affecting capacity and freight rates?

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Guest Blog Article by Pat Pitz, DAT Solutions (Pat Pitz is the editor of the freight broker newsletter at DAT Solutions. The new coronavirus, COVID-19, has become one of the most disruptive events to hit supply chains in our lifetime. […]. The post How is COVID-19 affecting capacity and freight rates?

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February 2024 Freight Market Update

Trinity Logistics

COULD WE LOSE CARRIER CAPACITY….WITHOUT WITHOUT LOSING ACTUAL CAPACITY? If we don’t have a decline in the number of operating authorities, or available trucks, then how could we lose capacity? So how could this impact capacity? Certainly, this question could cause one to scratch his head. As you can see in Figure 1.1,

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December Freight Market Update

Trinity Logistics

HERE COMES ANOTHER SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTION? suppliers, particularly China, is like what we have seen in the past, the expectation is further disruption to the flow of goods in the supply chain in the coming months. Not interested in reading? Watch our video instead! As you can see from Figure 1.1, Figure 1.2.

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Build Resilience in Volatile Freight Environments

FreightWaves SONAR

Shippers drive prices higher when they bid against one another for available capacity in tight markets. Carriers drive prices lower, bidding for business when capacity is readily available. Starting in roughly 2017, the US freight market has had two periods of extended capacity tightness and two extended periods of looseness.

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April 2024 Freight Market Update

Trinity Logistics

Excess capacity continues its slow runoff, and March saw an uptick in for hire carriers. Subscribe to our newsletter and receive the top five logistics articles of the week every Friday morning by selecting “Weekly News Update” when you select your preferences. Stay Up To dAte Looking for a more frequent update?

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September 2023 Freight Market Update

Trinity Logistics

Capacity Declining To further illustrate the impact of freight volumes on capacity, Figure 1.2 shows how capacity responds, almost in lockstep, with increases and decreases in freight volumes. the need for capacity waned and began the downward trend (as shown by the white line) regarding carriers in the market.

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