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The U.S. trucking industry continues to wrestle with an imbalance that shows little sign of correcting before 2027, a stubborn overcapacity that is reshaping the relationship between carriers, shippers, and logistics providers. According to FTR Transportation Intelligence, the industry has entered a prolonged period where shippers retain pricing power, with implications acros...
The U.S. less-than-truckload (LTL) sector enters the final stretch of 2025 in an unusual equilibrium: carriers continue pushing rate increases, the federal producer price index still shows elevated selling prices, and publicly traded LTL operators remain disciplined in their yield strategies — yet demand on the ground is flat, shippers are pressing for concessions, and many n...
For decades, the U.S. parcel-delivery ecosystem symbolized a stable, union-anchored industrial model. High-visibility fleet vehicles, uniformed career drivers, and vertically integrated networks defined a system engineered for high-density commercial corridors and predictable volume profiles. The full-time delivery professional was compensated at premium levels with comprehen...
In the middle of October 2025, a series of tariff actions and import‐processing changes converged into a stress test for the world’s small-parcel trade lanes into the United States. The friction did not arrive in one dramatic stroke; it accumulated through a sequence of regulatory adjustments, heightened origin-verification requirements, new dat...
A recent U.S. Court of Appeals decision has reshaped the landscape of ocean freight billing, reintroducing potential exposure for motor carriers to demurrage and detention charges that had been largely off the table for more than a year. The ruling, handed down late last month by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, reversed ...
