US truck rates may soon peak, but they won’t fall far: analysts

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US truck rates may soon peak, but they won’t fall far: analysts

| Aug 11, 2021 4:28PM EDT
Trucking rates may be nearing their high point, but there’s little sign they will drop anytime soon in a market still dealing with chaos caused by COVID-19 disruption, high demand, and constrained capacity.
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