The February TCI reading came in at 12.06, up from January’s 11.46, with FTR noting that the gain came amid what the firm called a “sizable increase in fuel costs as freight rates were strong and freight demand improved.”
Source: logistics Mgmt
FTR Trucking Conditions Index sees a modest increase, as fuel concerns persist
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