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Ford posted earnings ahead of Wall Street estimates and raised its outlook for the second time this year on higher prices and strong sales of high-margin SUVs.
Read full article on Transport Topics ↗TFI International envisions rolling out autonomous trucks as part of its U.S. less-than-truckload linehaul business in 2027, according to a key executive.
Read full article on Transport Topics ↗Two months after Ford became the latest old-economy manufacturer to be swept up in the AI rally, investors are looking for proof the enthusiasm was justified.
Read full article on Transport Topics ↗The truckload unit again drove results at the Montreal-based carrier in the second quarter of 2026 as the freight market rebounded.
Read full article on Transport Topics ↗The carrier is looking into adding a nonunion LTL carrier for around C$200 million, or $142 million at current exchange rates, CEO Alain Bédard said.
Read full article on Transport Topics ↗A Senate bill would make staged crashes into commercial motor vehicles a federal crime as New York trains investigators to prosecute these insurance fraud schemes.
Read full article on Transport Topics ↗Demand for LNG carriers is expected to be strong over the next decade, driven by a surge in investment for new export terminals in the U.S. and other regions.
Read full article on Transport Topics ↗The second quarter of 2026 saw the strongest increase in truck and tractor rental demand in four years on a sequential basis, according to a key Ryder executive.
Read full article on Transport Topics ↗Outokumpu's use of foldable containers simplifies the transportation of difficult to move scrap steel, per a case study from the Alabama Port Authority.
Read full article on Supply Chain Dive ↗The company said it does not expect the Fairlife disruption to have a material impact on financial performance or operations.
Read full article on Supply Chain Dive ↗Flatbed spot linehaul averaged $2.87 per mile this week, down 2.7%, or $0.08 per mile, from the prior week. Rates The post Flatbed Report: Industrial demand softens, pulling rates back from July highs appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
Read full article on DAT ↗Dry van spot linehaul averaged $2.38 per mile this week, down 2.5%, or $0.06 per mile, from the prior week. The post Dry Van Report: Rates cool off as summer freight demand normalizes appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
Read full article on DAT ↗The deal would provide Canadian National with access to shipper sites that would face reduced Class I railroad offerings, pending STB approval.
Read full article on Supply Chain Dive ↗Last week’s post-holiday tightness didn’t just fade — it reversed. Across nearly every district, USDA flipped truck availability a full The post Reefer Report: Capacity floods back, spot rates follow but still tower over last summer appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
Read full article on DAT ↗Every carrier, broker, and shipper trying to plan around today’s truckload market has been asking the same question: is this The post Dry Van Report: Freight demand is back, but it’s coming from an unlikely place appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
Read full article on DAT ↗Every conversation about artificial intelligence tends to focus on chips and software, but for carriers and brokers, the real story The post Flatbed Report: The AI boom is a freight story, and it’s just getting started appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
Read full article on DAT ↗The last three months we’ve highlighted what can go wrong: AI-powered attacks, compromised accounts, smishing texts built to look like The post Technology in freight: efficiency without compromise appeared first on DAT Freight & Analytics - Blog.
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