Historical Data (Dry Van)

DRY VAN: National Daily Load-to-Truck Ratio (Loads/Truck)

This graph shows a ratio (vertical line) between posted loads and posted trucks on the particular day (horizontal line).

DRY VAN: National Daily Load-to-Truck Ratio (Loads/Truck)

This graph shows a ratio (vertical line) between posted loads and posted trucks on the particular day (horizontal line).

DRY VAN: National Weekly Load-to-Truck Ratio (Loads/Truck)

This graph shows average ratio throughout the week (vertical line) between posted loads and posted trucks on the particular week (horizontal line).

DRY VAN: National Weekly Load-to-Truck Ratio (Loads/Truck)

This graph shows average ratio throughout the week (vertical line) between posted loads and posted trucks on the particular week (horizontal line).

DRY VAN: Weekly Swings in Ratios

This graph shows weekly change in ratios (vertical line) on a particular week (horizontal line).

DRY VAN: Weekly Swings in Ratios

This graph shows weekly change in ratios (vertical line) on a particular week (horizontal line).

DRY VAN: Average Daily Trucks and Loads Postings per Months

This graph shows the average number of truck and load daily postings for each month, highlighting monthly trends for Dry Vans.

DRY VAN: Average Daily Trucks and Loads Postings per Months

This graph shows the average number of truck and load daily postings for each month, highlighting monthly trends for Dry Vans.

DRY VAN: Local Daily Load-to-Truck Ratio (Loads/Truck)

Covering 45 cities across the United States, this chart offers a daily assessment of the local load-to-truck ratio for each location. The color spectrum, ranging from dark red to strong green, vividly illustrates the health of the trucking market in each city. Red hues signal challenges for trucking companies, while green hues indicate favorable conditions. The intensity of color corresponds to the ratio strength, with yellow indicating a balanced middle ground. Stay ahead of market trends and make informed decisions with this comprehensive view of local trucking dynamics.