Trucking is an essential part of the national economy. In 2023, the trucking industry is expected to face pressures from declining demand, increased operating costs, regulatory changes, and other factors at play. Here are some things to keep an eye out for to stay on top of unexpected turbulence. Autonomous Trucks are Becoming More Common…
The blog explains the water hauling market in the Permian Basin and various other factors related to it, such as recent innovations, regulations, economic benefits, and environmental impacts.
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The current average diesel price in the United States is $5.35 per gallon. Market analysts expect prices to stay above the current price until early 2023 when we could see a decline in price as per usual trends. One factor playing a role in the price predictions is the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and changing policy…
According to payroll data issued by the U.S. Department of Labor, the number of trucking jobs decreased by 11,400 in September. Making it only the 3rd month since the pandemic that there were negative job posts. Seasonally adjusted Labor Department figures show that there were approximately 1,580,800 jobs available in the truck transportation sector in…
Diesel typically represents the largest single category of spending for transportation businesses. As a transportation fuel, diesel provides various benefits: better efficiency, performance, and safety. While maintenance and repair are necessary costs, an increase in diesel can substantially cripple businesses by inflating operating costs. In recent years, companies have struggled to maintain profitable trajectories with…