With the overall US tariff rate at 14.5%—the highest since 1938—shippers and carriers are continuing to navigate uncertainty. While carrier headcount remains stable, orders for tractors and trailers are down, which could indicate market tightening in the future.
Even so, the freight market has followed seasonal trends, with the market seeing an uptick in spot rates. Flatbed contract rates have also surged, while van and reefer rates saw minimal change. Download June’s Freight Economist today to learn more.
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Freight density 2.0: How shippers can turn disruption into opportunity
On July 19, LTL freight density classification changes will reshape how shippers are rated and charged. Businesses that move quickly can avoid surprises, unlock new efficiencies, and turn disruption into a competitive advantage. Download our new playbook to discover what the new tiers mean for LTL shippers, and tactics to prepare your supply chain for success.
How are manufacturing, retail, and distribution leaders planning to harness AI to transform logistics? Find out in this just-released Indago and Uber Freight survey report, combining the voices and strategies of senior supply chain executives.
Discover how leading shippers and Uber Freight teams are using AI to transform supply chains. In this session, guest host Adrian Gonzalez of Talking Logistics explores real-world examples, practical strategies, and what’s ahead.
Join us Thursday, July 24 at 1pm CT Global supply chains face rising risks from tariffs, market shifts, and geopolitics. Join Uber Freight and KPMG for a live webinar on using AI to manage risk, boost agility, and optimize freight networks for resilience and profitability.
