

Market Conditions 7/23/2017-7/29/2017
This week's market has shown an increase in load to truck demand in most markets. Load availability increased by 1% and truck availability decreased by 1.5%. When taking all averages, reefer rates remained flat, van rates decreased by 0.5%, and flatbed rates increased by 0.5%. Taking an average of rate points from various metrics, we have found the national average rates to be the following: Reefer: $2.11/mi, Van: $1.83/mi, Flatbed: $2.19/mi. As seen below, densities overall


Market Conditions 7/16/2017-7/22/2017
The over the road market remains very dynamic as we continue through the middle of July. Load availability decreased by 1.5% and truck availability was unchanged. When taking all averages, reefer rates decreased by 0.5%, and van and flatbed rates remained unchanged. Taking an average of rate points from various metrics, we have found the national average rates to be the following: Reefer: $2.11/mi, Van: $1.84/mi, Flatbed: $2.18/mi. As seen below, densities overall are on par


Market Conditions 7/9/2017-7/15/2017
This week's market tightened up slightly when compared to last week. Load availability increased by 1% and truck availability decreased by 1%. When taking all averages, reefer rates decreased by 0.5%, van rates remained flat, and flatbed rates decreased by 1%. Taking an average of rate points from various metrics, we have found the national average rates to be the following: Reefer: $2.12/mi, Van: $1.84/mi, Flatbed: $2.18/mi. As seen below, densities overall are on par with r


Market Conditions 7/2/2017-7/8/2017
This week's market has shown a decrease in load to truck demand. Load availability decreased by 4% and truck availability decreased by 1%. While reefer, van, and flatbed ratios remain high, there was a sharp decrease in demand from last week's push. Rates and volumes on the spot market have now met 2015 levels. When taking all averages, reefer rates decreased by 2.5%, van rates decreased by 1%, and flatbed rates remained flat. Taking an average of rate points from various met


Market Conditions 6/25/2017-7/1/2017
Load to truck ratios and demand spiked this week mostly due to the Independence Day push. Load availability increased by 5% and truck availability decreased by 4%. Reefer, van, and flatbed ratios remain high with rates jumping sharply because of the increased demand. Rates and volumes on the spot market have now met 2015 levels. When taking all averages, reefer rates increased by 2%, van rates increased by 2.5%, and flatbed rates increased by 0.5%. Taking an average of rate p