Contract market keeps wheels on US trucking

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Contract market keeps wheels on US trucking

| Sep 24, 2019 3:37PM EDT
Trucking is experiencing slow growth, not a collapse, ATA Chief Economist Bob Costello says, with retail sales and contract business sustaining demand.
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