June 16 - June 20, 2025
$3.57
June 23 - 27, 2025
$3.77
Current
$3.78
Overview & Projections
Dry van tender rejection rates are currently rising compared to this time last year, nearly reaching 7.5%. Industry forecasts suggest that rates are likely to peak this week before gradually declining as the month progresses.
According to the FMCSA, operating authorities experienced nearly a 50% surge between June 2020 and July 2022. However, since that time, there has been a 12% decline in operating authorities. While excess capacity continues to exit the market, it remains an indicator of ample availability within the van market. After the Fourth of July holiday, the market is anticipated to ease until the fall season.
Several markets are expected to tighten this week, with California, Texas, and the Southeast being identified as the most volatile regions. Additional caution is recommended in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. All other areas are projected to maintain favorable to stable conditions.
Arizona
Outside of the Southwest, the area is positive. Southwestern parts, won't be as volatile as Southern California.
California (Northern)
Expect rates to rise, especially near Central California. Northern California will be the more promising market within the state.
California (Southern)
Conditions are remaining moderately tight to limited. Above average rates will occur until the
holiday passes.
Carolinas
South Carolina and Western North Carolina are limited. Outbound shipments are rising &
hindering capacity.
Eastern United States
The East Coast is struggling to maintain coverage this week. Pennsylvania is also tightening. Local shipments costs will heighten.
Florida (Northern)
Some potential relief in Northern Florida
and Southern Georgia early to mid week.
Will not last as the weekend approaches.
Florida (Southern)
Coverage is maintaining a neutral status. After this week availability will be more plentiful.
Georgia
Some potential relief in Northern Florida
and Southern Georgia early to mid week.
Will not last as the weekend approaches.
Idaho
Area isn’t forecasted to shift. Carrier availability outweighs volumes. No concerns here.
Midwest
Ohio, is the most demanding area within the region. Indiana is consistent with last week. Western MI may shift slightly.
New York
Favorable freight rates are constant. No real shift until apple volumes rise.
Washington/Oregon
Only potential shift is in Western
Washington and Northwest Oregon late in the
week. Dependability is prevalent.
Texas
Consistently tighter coverage in Dallas and Houston. South Texas near McAllen is improving. Austin and Western Texas are favorable.
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