Contract pricing power of US truckload carriers seen easing

JOC Trucking Logistics

Contract pricing power of US truckload carriers seen easing

| Nov 21, 2018 3:39PM EST
Capacity is balancing out and it’s not as hard to find a truck as in January or February, according to shippers in the survey. However, one economist argued one should not form a premature conclusion regarding the status of the bullish trucker market.
Trucking Logistics
Logistics Providers

You are only viewing part of an article, please register to get full access.

More Trucking Logistics News & Analysis

Europe truck rates rise even as demand slows
Truckload pricing may rise even in slow-growth 2020
New Mexican regulation will push up transport costs: truckers
ARO 2020: Shippers need new plan for Mexico–US freight
ELD rule to reshape Canadian trucking market
US-Canada truck preclearance moves closer to reality
Lack of visibility delays US-Mexico truck freight
Trucker strife rears its head again in Brazil
Trucking Logistics
International Logistics›Logistics Providers
North America
North America›United States

More on JOC

USMCA gives sluggish Mexican economy trade hope

Trucking Logistics
UP to resume service on nearly 60 lanes it cut in 2018

UP to resume service on nearly 60 lanes it cut in 2018

Union Pacific Railroad

IMO to review black carbon fuel emissions concerns

Maritime News

Mixed messages from ro-ro market likely to persist

RoRo Cargo

China virus threatens US freight recovery: SMC3 speakers

LTL Trucking Logistics

Shipamax snares $7 million funding round

Supply Chain Automation

DCSA pushes out track-and-trace standard

Supply Chain Visibility
Bolloré picks Asia veteran to lead Americas region

Bolloré picks Asia veteran to lead Americas region

Bolloré

US ‘high and heavy’ imports rose in 2019 despite trade war

RoRo Cargo

AIM, FlexiVan merger forges stronger chassis operator

Flexi-Van Leasing

US East Coast ports investing to capture more intermodal cargo

Intermodal Shipping
Container lines call Indian terminal pricing regulation a ‘trade disruptor’

Container lines call Indian terminal pricing regulation a ‘trade disruptor’

International Ports
More News & Analysis