Europe 3PLs: Shippers should expect high trucking rates this year

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Europe 3PLs: Shippers should expect high trucking rates this year

| Jul 02, 2018 11:49AM EDT
A shrinking supply of qualified truck drivers, combined with above-trend European GDP growth, is pushing the continent's truck rates higher, and analysts had words to the wise for shippers for the year ahead.
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