US contract truck rates rising, but not as far as once expected

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US contract truck rates rising, but not as far as once expected

| Sep 14, 2015 3:54PM EDT
The addition of some over-the-road capacity is tempering contract rate hikes, Avondale Partners says. Low spot market truck rates and fuel prices may be helping, too.
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