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Trucking 2010: Destination Unkown
Just as predicted, the new year has ushered in a new set of predictions. At least one of the big questions of 2009 has been answered in the way of a successful debt-for-equity swap. YRC remains the largest contender in … Continue reading
Rates are Down, But Shippers Can’t Afford to Be Shortsighted
It’s no secret that shippers are in the driver’s seat when it comes to freight rates. Obvious economic conditions have forced carriers to lower prices in hopes of filling trailers and riding out the recession. Is this the best time … Continue reading
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Tagged freight rates, recession, shipper-carrier relationships
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Capacity is Shrinking, Rates are Rising
I’ll start with the good news – the economy is improving. Now the not-so-good news for shippers – it is becoming more challenging to move freight and rates are on the rise. If you’re like most shippers, you’ve enjoyed your … Continue reading →