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‘Amazon Effect’ may explain rising driver turnover in truckload

Aaron Huff

The “Amazon Effect” could explain the recent spike in driver turnover. Traditionally, driver turnover rates go down when freight demand is relatively soft, as it was in 2019, but turnover has counterintuitively been rising. READ MORE

XPO Logistics begins the process of (maybe) breaking itself up

Mark Solomon

The end of XPO Logistics, Inc. as the transport and logistics industries have come to know it may be at hand.
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Trucking rates may be moving toward a ‘melt-up’: Majors

John Kingston

A report released Wednesday by Susquehanna Financial Group would be music to the ears of truck drivers: Rates may have a “melt-up.” READ MORE

Morgan Stanley sees lower truck capacity, higher rates in 2020

Todd Maiden

In a report to clients, financial services firm Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) examines potential reasons truck supply could be constrained in 2020, causing trucking rates to climb. READ MORE

Trucking companies failing at nearly triple the rate of 2018

Brittany De Lea

Celadon Group, the largest provider of international truckload services in North America, became the latest trucking company to shutter operations after announcing it filed for bankruptcy earlier this month, falling victim to a trend sweeping... READ MORE

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‘Amazon Effect’ may explain rising driver turnover in truckload

XPO Logistics begins the process of (maybe) breaking itself up

Trucking rates may be moving toward a ‘melt-up’: Majors

Morgan Stanley sees lower truck capacity, higher rates in 2020

Trucking companies failing at nearly triple the rate of 2018

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