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Average revenue per truck per week in that business unit surged to $6,114 in Q2 2026.
The carrier also upped its capital expenditure plan, which includes an additional $60 million for new trucks and trailers.
A mix of freight aided the carrier’s weight per shipment for Q2, which increased by 8% compared to a year ago.
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Saia set its highest quarterly revenue ever with its Q2 earnings at $956.5 million, a 17.1% increase compared to a year ago, the carrier said in a news rel
CEO Alain Bédard noted during a Q2 earnings call the transport conglomerate’s interest in a small, nonunion less-than-truckload business in the U.S.
The transactions were part of optimizing its portfolio, leadership said on a Wednesday earnings call.
A simplified structure is helping the carrier reward its workforce, which the business says translates to its customer service experience.
DD Freight Express of Burr Ridge, Illinois, reported equipment assets would cover liabilities.
A notice of proposed rulemaking would officially exempt U.S.-Mexico international border zone drivers from an out-of-service penalty when they are not operating beyond that area.
