US truck freight volumes slip, but not rates or demand

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US truck freight volumes slip, but not rates or demand

| Jun 23, 2021 1:31PM EDT
A lack of truck drivers and equipment, not a cooler economy, is behind a recent drop in for-hire trucking tonnage and spot market volume, as demand overshoots supply chain capacity.
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