The Flat market has seen a softening in the Midwest and Southeast, with some Western regions showing an increase—likely indicating seasonal fluctuations in freight demand.

Flatbed demand remains strongest across the Midwest and parts of the West, while the South and East are experiencing more stable conditions.

Market fluctuations show that the Northwest and Southwest remain relatively stable, while the Midwest and Northeast see sharper shifts. Some areas, like Duluth, MN, and Lexington, KY, have shown small increases in truckload demand.

The Midwest and Northern states see the most activity for dry vans, while engagement fluctuates in other regions.

For dry vans, the action is centered in the Midwest and Northern states, with other regions showing varying levels of engagement.

The Midwest and Western regions are driving strong demand for flatbeds, while the South and East maintain consistent but lower levels of activity.

Flatbeds are seeing the hottest activity in the Midwest and parts of the West, while the South and East are showing steadier, cooler demand.

Dry van freight remains robust, with California hubs like Los Angeles and Ontario leading the West, while the Midwest—especially Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio—offers steady demand.

The West Coast continues to shine for dry van freight, with hubs like Los Angeles and Ontario leading the charge, while the Midwest and Southeast provide steady, high-demand lanes for carriers.

Dry van hauls remain strong out West, with California hubs like Los Angeles and Ontario leading the way, while steady demand in the Midwest and Southeast offers additional profitable lanes.