Marten reports fewer trucking miles but notches 14% TL rate gain
THE SO WHAT
Higher TL rates on fewer miles mean pricing power is masking volume softness—network efficiency and lane mix matter more than headline utilization. Shippers should expect tighter procurement and more dynamic pricing, while carriers need better data on which lanes justify premium rates.
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