Leasing provider adds 3K trailers, anticipating greater demand
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Transportation Equipment Network adding 3,000 trailers across the U.S. and Canada is a bet that freight demand and spot volatility will stay elevated. Shippers and carriers should revisit their mix of owned vs leased assets—flex capacity is getting cheaper relative to the risk of being over-fleeted.
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