As we enter Q4 2025, staying informed is key for 2026 planning. Currently, tariffs are taking their toll on the freight market. Decreased imports and manufacturing contraction also signal slowing demand. Additionally, regulatory changes could cause a capacity crunch, potentially removing 194,000 drivers over the next two years via a new non-domiciled CDL interim final rule.
For expert insights on rates, routing trends, and more, read the October edition of the Freight Economist report.
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As Q3 2025 closes, the freight market remains uncertain. Tariffs hit 16.4%—a high not seen since 1936—while inflation pressures manufacturing and wholesale sectors, and capacity falls below pre-pandemic levels. Our latest Quarterly Market Update helps logistics teams navigate trends and volatility with data-driven insights.
