ATA reported that the truckload carrier turnover rate, for carriers with more than $30 million in annual revenue, decreased 12%, to 82%, which represents the lowest level going back to the end of 2018. And it added that the turnover rate, for smaller truckload carriers, was off 10%, to 60%, marking its lowest quarterly level going back to the fourth quarter of 2011. On the less-than-truckload (LTL) side, the second quarter annualized turnover rate was flat, at 12%.
Source: logistics Mgmt
ATA data highlights steep Q2 truckload driver turnover
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