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Dec 30, 2024 · The December freight market update released by the OOIDA Foundation says the market looks poised to flip in the near future.. In its third-quarter market report released earlier this month, the Foundation reported all signs were pointing toward an upcycle beginning in the second quarter of 2025.. Those indicators remain in the December market update, which categorized volume/demand as flat ...

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Jan 10, 2025 · Overall cross-border freight was buoyed by computer-related freight coming out of Mexico in November, an all-too-familiar scenario that has defined North American freight for most of last year. According to the latest numbers from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, truck freight valued at ...

Jan 30, 2025 · With new leadership at the EPA, the trucking industry said it is hopeful for a “commonsense” approach. Lee Zeldin was confirmed on Wednesday, Jan. 29 to serve as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 17 th administrator. The Senate voted 56-42 in favor of the former Republican congressman from New York.