US freight volumes, shipper spending drop in early third quarter

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US freight volumes, shipper spending drop in early third quarter

| Aug 12, 2015 6:50PM EDT
The surge in freight traffic that began in April dissipated in July, as shipments dropped 1.6 percent from June, the latest Cass Freight Index shows. That's a normal seasonal trend, Cass said, pointing out that volumes are still higher than in 2013 and the early economic recovery.
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