FTR Associates

2881 Grandma Barnes Road
Nashville, IN 47448
USA
812-988-1699
888-988-1699
877-222-9060

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FTR Associates is the industry leader in freight transportation forecasting. Currently our principal source of business is forecasting U.S. freight by mode of transportation, NAFTA commercial vehicle sales and production, U.S. trailer factory shipments, N.A. railcar deliveries and U.S. rail carloadings originated, intermodal loadings originated and tractor/trailer loads originated.

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FTR Associates' new report "The Trucker's Dashboard" provides valuable market data, analysis and forecasts for trucking management. Each issue of "The Trucker's Dashboard" includes...

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Increasing capacity and productivity in truck and intermodal should impact shippers positively through next year.
FTR, for the first time, presents their quarterly trailer forecast individually for dry van, reefer van, flatbed, liquid tank, dry tank, dump, low bed and “other” trailer types...
At the same time HoS regulations might have decreased the efficiency of the trucking industry.
FTR Associates has released preliminary data showing November Class 8 truck net orders at 19,683 units, 14 percent below October and down three percent year-over-year.
FTR expects the SCI to remain close to the current reading through the fourth quarter of this year

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TCI has dropped to the lowest level in six months.
June Class 8 truck net orders were at 16,195 units, the lowest month for orders since September 2010.
December Class 8 truck total net orders for major N.A. OEMs reached the second highest level in three years.