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Are truckers seeing an increase in loads?


Are truckers seeing an increase in loads?  The economic picture is suggesting just that, and with the expansion of the manufacturing sector and diesel fuel cost still declining, the trucking and transportation industry is on forward motion. There is plenty of money to fund economic expansion and increased loads, trucking factors are making it easier for truckers to get cash quickly on their loads with loosen funding criteria and fuel advances.  Let us know what you think?

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