JTR Logistics Weekly Transportation & Supply Chain Insightsš Week of March 7, 2025
- James Pearson
- Mar 7, 2025
- 2 min read

1ļøā£ Freight Market Trends: Truck Volumes Set to Rebound
After two years of declines, truck volumes are projected to grow by 1.6% in 2025, reaching nearly 14 billion tons by 2035. Trucking revenue is also expected to climb from $906 billion in 2024 to $1.46 trillion in 2035. š Read More
2ļøā£ Supply Chain Disruptions: Trade Tensions Impact Global Shipping
The global ocean shipping industry faces significant uncertainty as President Trump intensifies trade tensions with various countries. Additional tariffs on Chinese goods and proposed port fees for Chinese-built ships are expected to have major repercussions, potentially disrupting global trade. š Read More
3ļøā£ Warehouse Automation: AI and Automation Drive Efficiency
The freight industry is experiencing a shift toward AI-driven decision-making, real-time shipment tracking, automation, and sustainability. These technologies are driving a new era in logistics, enhancing efficiency and responsiveness across supply chains. š Read More
4ļøā£ Sustainability: Fashion Supply Chains Adapt to New Challenges
The fashion and luxury goods supply chain is facing challenges such as price hikes, poor product quality, and geopolitical instability. Brands are focusing on transparency, ethical practices, and diversifying sourcing strategies to adapt to these disruptions. š Read More
5ļøā£ Tech Spotlight: Driverless Freight Trucks on the Rise
Volvo Autonomous Solutions and DHL Supply Chain have launched driverless truck operations between Dallas and Houston, using trucks powered by Aurora Driver technology. This initiative aims to advance autonomous technology and ensure operational safety, with plans for further routes in Texas. š Read More
6ļøā£ LTL Market Update: Market Positioned for Upswing
The rise of e-commerce continues to disrupt logistics and supply chain operations, driving the need for faster, more efficient less-than-truckload (LTL) services. The LTL market is positioned for growth, adapting to these evolving demands. š Read More
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