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Trucking - Transportation Sector - Positive Outlook

The experts are optimistic about the U.S. transportation sector for 2014, trucking is the leader on freight transport in the United States and in 2012 having had its best year since the recession and with unemployment dropping to the 7% range and deficit gradually decreasing, we can expect truckers and carriers to continue with increased profitability and growth.  We welcome the input of our blog participants on this issue and comments on their own personal outlook of the industry.


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