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National Fuel Averages

February 10 - 14

$3.66

February 17 - 21

$3.66

Current

$3.69

Arizona

Capacity is available and load volumes are steady. Reasonable market continues this week.

California (Northern)

Product has moved south and carriers are willing to deadhead long distances in search of freight. This will continue until Yuma dries up.

California (Southern)

Carriers are moving to this area for freight. Capacity is stable and rates shouldn’t shift much this week.

Eastern United States

Pennsylvania market is close to improving with better weather but hasn’t quite turned. New Jersey is consistently tighter.

Georgia

Atlanta is the most volatile within Georgia. Savannah is shifting regularly depending on port volumes. Florida will continue to tighten as we get closer to spring.

Florida (Northern)

Atlanta is the most volatile within Georgia. Savannah is shifting regularly depending on port volumes. Florida will continue to tighten as we get closer to spring.

Florida (Southern)

Tighter coverage will more than likely continue into March. Rising load volumes are hindering coverage.

Idaho

On the edge between limited and stable. Should shift to stable soon as spring and better weather arrives.

Midwest

Central Indiana and Northern Wisconsin will be the toughest areas. Ohio, Michigan and Illinois are staying consistent.

New York

Slightly higher rates could occur to start the week, but the area will improve as the week progresses.

North Carolina

Hasn't shifted too much just yet. Once Florida and Georgia become limited, availability will decrease.

Oregon

High winds will be prevalent early in the week in Southern Washington and throughout Oregon. Capacity will be available, just be cautious with deadheading.

South Carolina

Hasn't shifted too much just yet. Once Florida and Georgia become limited, availability will decrease.

Texas

Dallas, Houston and South Texas are limited throughout the week. San Antonio is fluctuating daily.

Washington

High winds will be prevalent early in the week in Southern Washington and throughout Oregon. Capacity will be available, just be cautious with deadheading.