US trucking gained more jobs in August amid demand spike

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US trucking gained more jobs in August amid demand spike

| Sep 04, 2020 2:54PM EDT
For-hire trucking companies have added 52,200 jobs since the trucking market collapsed in April, but are still 36,600 jobs short of this year’s high point, adding to capacity problems.
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