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C.H. Robinson Says Tighter Truckload Capacity Drives Freight Costs Higher

PUBT·11/09/2026 20:05:06
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C.H. Robinson Says Tighter Truckload Capacity Drives Freight Costs Higher
  • C.H. Robinson’s November 2026 Edge Report highlights rising freight costs from tighter truckload capacity and targeted less-than-truckload pricing changes.
  • Ocean port congestion is limiting capacity, while technology demand is affecting air freight.
  • Manufacturing shifts are creating uneven U.S.-Mexico freight conditions; higher fuel costs and driver availability are pressuring Canada-U.S. transportation.
  • Reduced refining capacity and low inventories are keeping diesel costs elevated, affecting transportation budgets for 2027.


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