JOC Uncharted: Trucking bankruptcies rising, but not to ‘catastrophic’ levels

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JOC Uncharted: Trucking bankruptcies rising, but not to ‘catastrophic’ levels

| Jun 04, 2020 3:18PM EDT
Lower fuel prices are helping small trucking businesses survive the worst economy since the 1930s, according to Donald Broughton, which means shippers may find more truck capacity and less pricing pressure than expected this fall.
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