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The U.S. truckload market has significantly evolved post-COVID, transitioning from an excess capacity phase to a more balanced state by mid-2025 due to numerous carrier exits. Increased operational costs and fluctuating market conditions forced many small to midsize trucking firms to leave the industry, leading to a marked increase in truckload rates and rejection indices. While the market has shown signs of stabilizing and regaining pricing power, external factors like trade policies continue to create uncertainties, indicating a fragile equilibrium that remains sensitive to shifting demand.
Source: YAHOO