Directly from our Freight Experts.

National Fuel Averages

March 17 - 21

$3.54

March 24 - 28

$3.56

Current

$3.59

Arizona

Shouldn’t notice volatility until produce volumes move to Salinas. Consistent availability this week.

California (Northern)

Product is starting to ship and capacity is available. Currently a quality market to move freight. Central California is moderately tighter.

California (Southern)

Substantial shift shouldn’t occur until Yuma dries up and Northern California picks up. Similar conditions to Central California, moderately tight.

Eastern United States

No huge shifts. East coast port volumes are keeping rates up in New Jersey and Philadelphia. Pennsylvania is stable but will start improving in Q2. The northeast is slowly recuperating.

Georgia

Florida will become more difficult the further south you go. Georgia remains tight in Atlanta and Savannah areas.

Florida (Northern)

Florida will become more difficult the further south you go. Georgia remains tight in Atlanta and Savannah areas.

Florida (Southern)

Limited market persists. Carriers will take advantage of rising freight costs. This will continue week to week.

Idaho

Winter weather advisory in Wyoming may cause delays early in the week. Outside of that rates are fair.

Midwest

Winter storm watch in Northern Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin Tuesday and Wednesday. Capacity will scatter in those areas.

New York

Volumes will decline throughout April. Area will become more favorable as carriers move east.

North Carolina

North Carolina has improved in the Charlotte area. Currently stable conditions across both regions.

Oregon

Relatively neutral market. Slight fluctuations can occur day to day but nothing major. Anticipate this to continue throughout spring.

South Carolina

North Carolina has improved in the Charlotte area. Currently stable conditions across both regions.

Texas

South Texas, Houston and Dallas areas are limited. Produce volumes will continue rising down south.

Washington

Relatively neutral market. Slight fluctuations can occur day to day but nothing major. Anticipate this to continue throughout spring.