Earlier State of Freight webinars have focused on demand as being the surprise factor in the 2025 freight market. It’s down, ...

The TL linehaul index, which tracks rates excluding fuel and accessorial surcharges, increased sequentially for a third ...

A late-year spot rate surge has drawn attention, but analysts say the bigger story is slower freight demand, shrinking ...

For-hire trucking’s September market data paints an attractive picture. The market upturn is near—if not already here. Average contract and spot rates hit milestone improvements not seen in a long ...

“The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) has recovered since the start of November due to stronger capesize freight rates, but the index is still down 10% y/y. The capesize market has benefited from a 1% increase ...

Trucking industry confronts demand air pocket following tariff-driven pull-forwards. ACT and FTR data show capacity contraction is insufficient to offset weak freight demand.

The rise of e-commerce continues to disrupt logistics and supply chain operations, driving the need for faster, more efficient delivery models. As consumer demands evolve, traditional freight methods ...

15th Annual Rail/Intermodal Roundtable: Seeking growth drivers amid big M&A questions The 15th Annual Rail/Intermodal Roundtable examines the current state of the U.S. rail and intermodal markets, ...

Online market Freightos will have its container freight indices overseen and distributed by the maritime industry's primary source for market pricing information, a big step toward allowing the 8-year ...

Freight Right Global Logistics reports China-US shipping rates stabilize lower as December bookings slow, reflecting changes ...

Average rates decreased month over month and year over year, freight volumes fell in a similar pattern, and unemployment in transportation is rising. Despite this, June's for-hire trucking reports ...

The cost to ship a standard 40-foot container of toys, auto parts or other goods from Shanghai to New York has jumped to nearly $10,000, fueling frustration among importers and prompting some experts ...