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  • Outsized military cargoes force welcome European infrastructure improvements
    Outsized military cargoes force welcome European infrastructure improvements
  • Trucking recovery takes shape, but headwinds temper carrier optimism
    Trucking recovery takes shape, but headwinds temper carrier optimism
  • Energy, infrastructure projects keep heavy equipment makers in growth mode
    Energy, infrastructure projects keep heavy equipment makers in growth mode
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Outsized military cargoes force welcome European infrastructure improvements

The creation of recognized heavy transport "corridors" across the bloc and streamlined permitting procedures are both expected to occur amid the increase in the size of the cargoes.

Trucking recovery takes shape, but headwinds temper carrier optimism

Despite higher freight rates and improving carrier earnings, some analysts question whether tightening capacity can sustain a recovery in 2027.

Energy, infrastructure projects keep heavy equipment makers in growth mode

As key global manufacturers and shippers of high-and-heavy cargo, the four global equipment giants — Caterpillar, Komatsu, Manitowoc, and Volvo — signal trends for the breakbulk segment.

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