Capacity Exits Are Turning the Freight Recession
A new market report argues that sustained carrier exits and shrinking capacity are finally rebalancing supply and demand, signaling the end of a prolonged freight downturn.
When capacity vanishes, rates snap back fast — lock in committed lanes now before the market fully turns.
Fuel Prices and Supply Constraints Push Freight Rates Higher
Rising fuel costs combined with tightening capacity are driving freight rates upward, adding cost pressure across trucking and broader supply chains.
Build fuel surcharge assumptions into your budgets now and watch diesel closely — our Lia service can help flag lane cost shifts before they hit your invoices.
Russia's Diesel Export Ban Rattles Global Fuel Markets
A nationwide diesel export ban out of Russia is reshaping global energy and fuel supply dynamics, with knock-on effects for freight, aviation, and international logistics.
Global diesel shocks eventually reach North American pumps — expect surcharge volatility and price it into cross-border contracts.
ArcBest to Cut 280 Jobs and Close 10 LTL Terminals
ArcBest announced roughly 280 layoffs and the closure of 10 less-than-truckload terminals as part of a brand and operations streamlining effort.
LTL network changes can reshuffle transit times and coverage — verify your carrier's terminal footprint still serves your key lanes.
Ruan Launches In-House Customs Brokerage
Ruan has added a customs brokerage arm, expanding its cross-border and international service capabilities for shippers moving goods across borders.
More integrated customs options mean smoother US↔Mexico moves — pair brokerage and transport under one plan to cut clearance delays.