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LaRae Johnson DeGroot 1937-2023 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

LaRae Johnson DeGroot 1937-2023 | News, Sports, Jobs

LaRae DeGroot, 85, passed peacefully on December 8, 2023, just days following the death of her eldest son, David Glenn. LaRae was the first born of Lawrence Do

Trends in trucking industry may keep prices higher for foreseeable future - Vimarsana News

Trends in trucking industry may keep prices higher for foreseeable future

Leaving aside the still-high price of diesel, a backlog in new trucks and a difficulty in finding younger drivers could mean an already-stressed industry will remain that way for months, and possibly even years.

Source: agweek.com
Trends in trucking industry may keep prices higher for foreseeable future - Vimarsana News

Trends in trucking industry may keep prices higher for foreseeable future

Leaving aside the still-high price of diesel, a backlog in new trucks and a difficulty in finding younger drivers could mean an already-stressed industry will remain that way for months, and possibly even years.

Trends in trucking industry may keep prices higher for foreseeable future - Vimarsana News

Trends in trucking industry may keep prices higher for foreseeable future

Leaving aside the still-high price of diesel, a backlog in new trucks and a difficulty in finding younger drivers could mean an already-stressed industry will remain that way for months, and possibly even years.

Trends in trucking industry may keep prices higher for foreseeable future - Vimarsana News

Trends in trucking industry may keep prices higher for foreseeable future

Leaving aside the still-high price of diesel, a backlog in new trucks and a difficulty in finding younger drivers could mean an already-stressed industry will remain that way for months, and possibly even years.