Parcel delivery firm nearly triples presence in Vancouver, WA.
OnTrac employees and officials with the city of Vancouver, WA, cut the ribbon to celebrate the new 65,…
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E-commerce boost leads to another ribbon cutting for OnTrac
Parcel delivery firm nearly triples presence in Vancouver, WA.
OnTrac employees and officials with the city of Vancouver, WA, cut the ribbon to celebrate the new 65,…
E-commerce boost leads to another ribbon cutting for OnTrac
Parcel delivery firm nearly triples presence in Vancouver, WA.
OnTrac employees and officials with the city of Vancouver, WA, cut the ribbon to celebrate the new 65,…
Spot TL rates, volumes dip
The abundance of truckload freight on the spot market poured over into the week ending Aug. 19.
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Spot TL rates, volumes dip
The abundance of truckload freight on the spot market poured over into the week ending Aug. 19.
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Support for NAFTA steady, survey finds
More than half of those polled believe a withdrawal from NAFTA is likely to result in a price increase on everyday goods.
Despite often heated rhetoric around the subject,…
Support for NAFTA steady, survey finds
More than half of those polled believe a withdrawal from NAFTA is likely to result in a price increase on everyday goods.
Despite often heated rhetoric around the subject,…
NACFE: Study fleets chisel out another 1% fuel efficiency gain
Fleets are still gaining ground in overall fuel efficiency of their Class 8 tractors, though the needle didn’t move quite as far up in 2016. Compared with the national average Class 8 fuel economy, however, the uptick in average fuel economy at 19 ca…
NACFE: Study fleets chisel out another 1% fuel efficiency gain
Fleets are still gaining ground in overall fuel efficiency of their Class 8 tractors, though the needle didn’t move quite as far up in 2016. Compared with the national average Class 8 fuel economy, however, the uptick in average fuel economy at 19 ca…
Tonnage flattened out in July
ATA data pins the blame on “mixed” U.S. economic performance.
Truck tonnage dipped 0.1% in July, according to the for-hire truck tonnage index compiled by the American Trucking Associations (ATA), which followed a revised 4.4% drop in June.
Compared to the same month last year, though, the index jumped up 2.3% in July, with June sporting a year-over-year index increase of 1.2%. Year-to-date, compared with the first seven months in 2016, the index is up 1.2%, ATA noted.