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Better days ahead—eventually—for U.S. trucking industry
Anyone who does business in or with the United States should be concerned that the last few years have not been kind to the for-hire trucking industry.
From the Quarter 02 2009 issue
Keen observers of supply chain developments know that the state of the U.S. trucking industry offers clues to the overall health of the country’s economy. Moreover, motor carriers’ problems are likely to have some impact on their customers’ supply chain performance....
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