Spring Fever Dominates The Eastern US This Week.
Ready for some spring-like temperatures? Well, this week will deliver. Above-average temperatures will dominate the East throughout much of the week. Places like Kansas City, Atlanta and Washington DC will climb into the 70s while places like Dallas will soar into the 80s. Low temperatures will be slightly slower to warm up, but morning lows in the 50s and 60s will make an appearance late week. Time it out here.
Source: weather.com
Ready for some spring-like temperatures? Well, this week will deliver. Above-average temperatures will dominate the East throughout much of the week. Places like Kansas City, Atlanta and Washington DC will climb into the 70s while places like Dallas will soar into the 80s. Low temperatures will be slightly slower to warm up, but morning lows in the 50s and 60s will make an appearance late week. Time it out here.
Source: weather.com
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Dry van report: Small carrier margins drop in February
Following January’s boost in rates from the extreme cold, carrier profit margins have fallen back to where they were last year, dropping below breakeven in February to -$0.01/mile gross profit margin, almost identical to the 2024 average profit margin. Long-haul spot market carrier operating costs averaged $1.80/mile in February, with almost no change in operating cost per mile over the last two years. Compared to pre-pandemic operating costs, operators are paying around $0.18/mile more to run their trucks in 2025, while dry van linehaul rates hover just $0.04/mile above 2019 levels.
Source: DAT Freight & Analytics
Following January’s boost in rates from the extreme cold, carrier profit margins have fallen back to where they were last year, dropping below breakeven in February to -$0.01/mile gross profit margin, almost identical to the 2024 average profit margin. Long-haul spot market carrier operating costs averaged $1.80/mile in February, with almost no change in operating cost per mile over the last two years. Compared to pre-pandemic operating costs, operators are paying around $0.18/mile more to run their trucks in 2025, while dry van linehaul rates hover just $0.04/mile above 2019 levels.
Source: DAT Freight & Analytics
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