Stability in the truck market – maybe
Are those signs of stability in the new and used truck markets? Maybe. Steve Tam of ACT Research walks us through the latest numbers in the new and used truck markets. Also, there is some good news for flatbed haulers, as demand is on the rise. And Marty Ellis is hearing about carrier shutdowns, including those who do it right – and those who don’t do it so well.
9:43 – Stability in the truck market?
24:03 – Good news for flatbed.
Links, email addresses, phone numbers and more information
- For more information on MATS 2023 visit the website.
- Marty Ellis and the Spirit of the American Trucker are at the Petro in Dodge City, Ala. That’s at Exit 299 off Interstate 65. Stop in to join or renew OOIDA membership for two years at $50. Find upcoming Spirit stops here.
- Get more information about the freight market. And you can find loads at OOIDA MembersEdge.
- Remember, it’s never too late to contact your lawmakers.
- You can donate to the Truckers for Troops fund all year.
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Stability in the truck market?
Are those signs of stability in the new and used truck markets? Maybe. Steve Tam of ACT Research walks us through the latest numbers in the new and used truck markets.
Good news for flatbed
There is some good news for flatbed haulers, as demand is on the rise.
Carrier shutdowns and doing it right
Marty Ellis is hearing about carrier shutdowns, including those who do it right – and those who don’t do it so well.