Shippers to Wall Street: US truck rates hit profits, forcing change

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Shippers to Wall Street: US truck rates hit profits, forcing change

| Jul 26, 2018 1:21PM EDT
Soaring trucking and rising broader surface transportation rates are forcing logistics changes, and there is a distinct trend.
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