US spot truck rates rise despite ‘muted’ peak

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US spot truck rates rise despite ‘muted’ peak

| Dec 13, 2018 4:14PM EST
“Absent a rebound this week, the anticipated holiday peak for van freight appears to be muted,” DAT said in a statement. Even so, another feature of the US economy continues to bode well for freight demand.
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