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COLUMBUS, Ind. -- The economic strength seen in 2023, which surprised some economists, could provide less ballast for freight in 2024. However,  supply

COLUMBUS, Ind. -- The rebalancing process in the U.S. freight market is being drawn out by reluctance to part with workers and significant private fleet

COLUMBUS, Ind. -- According to the latest release of ACT Research's Freight Forecast: U.S. Rate and Volume OUTLOOK report, driver capacity models suggest

The freight situation isn’t getting any better, according to industry experts. Most analysts reported a decline in April freight volumes from March. One

COLUMBUS, Ind. – Supply and demand balance and volumes have decreased while freight rates continue to decline, according to ACT Research’s For-Hire

Columbus, Ind. – ACT’s For-Hire Trucking Index, showed volume, productivity and the supply-demand balance all declined in September. The ACT For-Hire

COLUMBUS, Ind. -- The ACT For-Hire Trucking Index is a monthly survey of for-hire trucking service providers. ACT Research converts responses into