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Economic Trucking Trends: Spot market rates, freight fundamentals improving - Vimarsana News

Economic Trucking Trends: Spot market rates, freight fundamentals improving

We begin 2024 with mostly good news. While December marked a softening of Canadian spot market freight volumes, in the U.S. spot market rates are rising

ACT Research: Freight cycle poised for new stage in '24 - Vimarsana News

ACT Research: Freight cycle poised for new stage in '24

COLUMBUS, Ind. -- The nation's freight cycle fundamentals will improve in 2024, according to the latest release of the Freight Forecast, U.S. Rate and

Loaded and Rolling: Autonomous trucking startup TuSimple goes private - Vimarsana News

Loaded and Rolling: Autonomous trucking startup TuSimple goes private

On Wednesday, autonomous trucking startup TuSimple went private after voluntarily delisting from Nasdaq following two years of stock and boardroom drama. FreightWaves’ Alan Adler writes, “TuSimple was the first autonomous trucking company to demonstrate driverless operations on an open highway. One of its trucks traveled 80 miles with no human on board from Tucson, Arizona, to Phoenix in December 2021.” The post Loaded and Rolling: Autonomous trucking startup TuSimple goes private appeared first

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US sales of new Class 8 trucks falling further behind '22 - Vimarsana News

US sales of new Class 8 trucks falling further behind '22

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- For the first seven months of 2023, U.S. sales of new Class 8 trucks exceeded sales in the corresponding month of 2022. But August

Economic Trucking Trends: More 'rough sledding' ahead, trailer orders plunge - Vimarsana News

Economic Trucking Trends: More 'rough sledding' ahead, trailer orders plunge

It looks like the trucking industry will end 2023 on a soft note, according to the latest data we’ve come across. U.S. for-hire truck tonnage slipped in