ATA reports that truck tonnage decreased last month, following gain in April.

Truck freight tonnage decreased for the second month in a row so far this year.

Look for 2025 to be a year for moderate improvements in freight rates and more stable diesel prices, predict the analyst at FTR Freight Intelligence.

Don’t expect a trucking boom in 2025, but a number of industry analysts and economists believe the long freight recession is coming to an end.

After the ups and downs of the Covid-19 pandemic and its aftermath, economic and industry numbers indicate that the industry is slowly getting “back to...

The overall economy is performing better than many people think, but overcapacity in the trucking industry is still keeping freight rates from rising,...

A record Class 8 prebuy is likely ahead of the 2027 greenhouse gas emissions regulations, said Magnus Koeck, vice president of strategy, branding and...

The American Trucking Associations expects truck tonnage will grow from 11.3 billion tons this year to 12.2 billion tons by 2034.

If the pandemic-triggered boom times were the party, what we’ve been experiencing for the past year is the hangover, said Bob Costello, American Trucking...

FTR looks at key economic and trucking industry indicators and offers an outlook for freight transportation in 2023.