Capacity ‘overshoot’ pulls down truckload contract rates

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Capacity ‘overshoot’ pulls down truckload contract rates

| Apr 18, 2019 5:33PM EDT
Chainalytics sees contract truckload rates turning ‘negative’ year over year as oversupply hits softer US freight demand.
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