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Trucking Industry Outlook 2026: Rates, Capacity & More By Quick Transport Solutions Editorial Team · About QuickTSI · Published January 29, 2021 · Last updated: August 31, 2026 The trucking industry outlook for 2026 is a market finally turning: spot rates are up 41 to 47 percent year over year, capacity keeps shrinking, and diesel … Read more
California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) program has been in effect for just about 10 years. And in the transportation industry, a lot can happen in 10 years. Over that time, the LCFS has fundamentally changed the way the California’s fuel and transportation industries operate, and its influence has spread to other state and local … Read more
Consumers can be tough cookies to crack. It’s easy for customers to bail on loyalty and test out your competitors. Did you know that most people would say that after just one bad experience they will switch to a competitor? And those that don’t will usually only go through a couple bad experiences before they … Read more
Trucking companies live and die on their maintenance programs. And as trucking companies grow and take over more territory, it becomes even more important for them to keep up with the maintenance needs of a lot of commercial motor vehicles. What can they do? Perhaps now is the time to learn how partnering with a … Read more
Companies that want to thrive in the 21st Century know one thing: They need a diverse workforce. And diversity is about more than just checking a box on a form, it is about seeing past what someone looks like into who they are as a person. Diversity of thought should be what you look for. … Read more
The transportation and logistics sector has gone through massive evolution over the past 25 years. During the first part of the century, the logistics sector served as a purely operational function. It was part of sales or manufacturing but not the other way around. Today, logistics serves as an independent supply chain management function. It … Read more
With COVID-19 upending the way the world functions, truckers have been on the front lines, ensuring essential medical supplies, food, and other items get to where they need to go. Yet, being considered an “essential worker” comes with some drawbacks. One problem truck drivers face as they haul freight from one place to the next … Read more
The transportation and logistics sector has gone through massive evolution over the past 25 years. During the first part of the century, the logistics sector served as a purely operational function. It was part of sales or manufacturing but not the other way around. Today, logistics serves as an independent supply chain management function. It … Read more