Confidence is building across the trucking industry that a freight market recovery may arrive sooner than expected. New data shows that fewer carriers are operating, shipping rates are stabilizing, and several economic improvements are setting the stage for a rebound heading into 2026. Signs That the Market Is Tightening Recent numbers from GenLogs show a noticeable decline in active trucking carriers — a signal that the industry may be entering the next phase of the freight cycle. Active carriers dropped 5% in the week ending Nov. 5. Between Oct. 1 and Oct. 31, there was a 7.3% decrease. Smaller carriers with 1–10 trucks declined by 0.83% in October. AI-powered tracking cameras along major highways detected fewer trucks operating under registered DOT numbers. This decrease in capacity means fewer trucks are available, which can eventually lead to higher… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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