Navigating Tariff Tides: What Steel, Aluminum, and Copper Changes Mean for Your Bottom Line
The recent tariff adjustments on steel, aluminum, and copper derivatives might seem distant, but they carry tangible implications for your trucking business, from equipment costs to freight opportunities.
Marcus VanceNarrowing the Gap: What Spot Rate Recovery Means for Your Bottom Line
After a prolonged downturn, the freight market is showing glimmers of recovery. This narrowing spread between spot and contract rates could signal better times ahead for owner-operators and small fleets.
Marcus VanceManufacturing Momentum Meets Mounting Costs: What It Means For Your Bottom Line
The manufacturing sector is expanding, a positive sign for freight demand. However, widespread price increases across nearly all economic sectors demand vigilance from owner-operators and small fleets.
Marcus VanceIntermodal's Edge: Shippers Shift Gears, What It Means for Your Wheels
A recent shift by shippers towards intermodal transport due to a trucking capacity crunch signals a changing landscape for freight rates and operational strategies.
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