Heartland Express Q3 turnaround aided by capacity-driven price improvements
THE SO WHAT
A swing from operating loss to profit on capacity-driven price improvements says more about tight freight supply than pure execution. Shippers should expect renewed rate pressure, and carriers should be careful not to overbuild into what may be a cyclical, not structural, repricing window.
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