Declining volumes undercut US truckload rates

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Declining volumes undercut US truckload rates

, | Mar 19, 2019 3:37PM EDT
There are increasing signs that pricing power in the truckload market might be shifting towards shippers sooner rather than later, or it might just be a temporary blip before rates rise again in the spring.
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