DAT: November truckload volumes lagged robust October
20 Dezembro 2024 - 2:46PM
Business Wire
After gaining momentum throughout the year, last month spot
truckload freight volumes retreated to their lowest point since
January, said DAT Freight & Analytics, which operates the DAT
One freight marketplace and DAT iQ data analytics service.
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DAT: November truckload volumes lagged
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The DAT Truckload Volume Index (TVI) declined for all three
equipment categories compared to October:
- Van TVI: 246, down 18%
- Refrigerated TVI: 204, down 11%
- Flatbed TVI: 242, down 23%
The TVI was higher year over year only for reefer freight, up 7%
compared to November 2023. The van and flatbed TVI were down 1% and
5%, respectively.
“Shippers moved so much freight into the U.S. earlier this year,
ahead of potential tariffs and port strikes, that we didn’t see the
volumes we might expect in November,” said Ken Adamo, DAT Chief of
Analytics. “The exception was reefer freight. The late Thanksgiving
gave grocers a few extra shipping days for fresh and frozen
goods.”
Spot reefer rate strengthened ahead of the holiday
The national average spot rate for reefer freight increased 6
cents to $2.45 a mile, the most since January. The van rate was
unchanged at $2.02 and the flatbed rate fell 5 cents to $2.37.
The van linehaul rate averaged $1.64 a mile, up 1 cent compared
to October. The reefer rate was $2.04, up 7 cents, and the flatbed
rate slipped 3 cents to $1.93. Rates are about 5% higher year over
year.
Contract rates dipped but show signs of strength
National average contract rates were changed little last
month:
- Contract van rate: $2.40 per mile, down 1 cents but 11 cents
lower year over year
- Contract reefer rate: $2.74 a mile, unchanged and down 18 cents
year over year
- Contract flatbed rate: $3.03 a mile, down 1 cent and 11 cents
lower than last year
At 0.3%, the DAT iQ New Rate Differential (NRD) for van freight
was above zero for the third month in a row for the first time
since Spring 2022. The NRD measures changes in the contract market
by comparing rates entering the market to those exiting; a positive
NRD signals a tightening market and higher rates for shippers.
“The NRD suggests that truckload pricing for contract freight is
moving higher,” Adamo said. “We don’t expect bold changes quickly,
but all indications point to steady rate growth into the first half
of 2025.”
About the DAT Truckload Volume Index
The DAT Truckload Volume Index reflects the change in the number
of loads with a pickup date during that month. A baseline of 100
equals the number of loads moved in January 2015, as recorded in
DAT RateView, a truckload pricing database and analysis tool with
rates paid on an average of 3 million monthly loads.
DAT benchmark spot rates are derived from invoice data for hauls
of 250 miles or more with a pickup date during the month reported.
Linehaul rates subtract an amount equal to an average fuel
surcharge.
About DAT Freight & Analytics
DAT Freight & Analytics operates both the largest truckload
freight marketplace and truckload freight data analytics service in
North America. Shippers, transportation brokers, carriers, news
organizations, and industry analysts rely on DAT for market trends
and data insights based on more than 400 million annual freight
matches, and a database of $150 billion in annual freight market
transactions.
Founded in 1978, DAT is a business unit of Roper Technologies
(Nasdaq: ROP), a constituent of the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, and
Fortune 1000. DAT is headquartered in Beaverton, Ore. Visit dat.com
for more information.
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