On March 8, Logistics Management’s John Schultz wrote that, “Analysts and trucking executives say that it isn’t a question of whether [LTL] rates will go up. It’s only a matter of how high those rates will climb in 2021.” Here’s a head-to-head look at how that prediction is unfolding based on several carriers’ most recent GRI announcements.
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