US truckload spot rates are up by around a third on last year, yet demand has barely moved. Dean Croke, Principal Analyst at DAT iQ, says he has never seen a relatively flat freight market reprice so aggressively in around six months. The cause, he explains, is a massive exodus of capacity, whic… Read more
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