US truckload rates post double-digit rise in 12 months

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US truckload rates post double-digit rise in 12 months

| Mar 01, 2018 4:17PM EST
US shippers are paying between 17 and 25 percent more for truckload services on average than a year ago, and higher rates are just the start when it comes to rising costs.
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