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September 2026 Freight Market Update: What Shippers Should Know
September is historically a busy month for shippers and transportation providers. But this year, “busy” might be an understatement.
The Trucking Industry in August 2026: What You Should Know
The last few Augusts in the trucking industry have looked a bit different than the market shippers are experiencing today.
2024 Transportation Industry Mid-Year Market Update
It's hard to believe that we're halfway to the finish line of 2024, isn't it?
The Trucking Industry in July 2025: What You Should Know
The Trucking Industry in June 2025: What You Should Know
Common Transportation Industry Market Cycles: What They Are and What They Mean For You
Every well-established business is intimately familiar with its predictable high and low periods — its market cycles.
What’s Going On With the Diesel Shortage? (Explanation, Forecast, Planning Tips)
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) is a government agency that collects, analyzes and reports energy information to policymakers and the public.
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September 2026 Freight Market Update: What Shippers Should Know
September is historically a busy month for shippers and transportation providers. But this year, “busy” might be an understatement.
The Trucking Industry in August 2026: What You Should Know
The last few Augusts in the trucking industry have looked a bit different than the market shippers are experiencing today.
Common Transportation Industry Market Cycles: What They Are and What They Mean For You
Every well-established business is intimately familiar with its predictable high and low periods — its market cycles.
What’s Going On With the Diesel Shortage? (Explanation, Forecast, Planning Tips)
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) is a government agency that collects, analyzes and reports energy information to policymakers and the public.
