The 2024 Less-than-Truckload (LTL) survey explores how shippers collaborate with LTL carriers to secure necessary capacity while addressing new challenges, with insights into contract rate trends, e-commerce impacts, management strategies, spot contract usage, shipment volumes, and respondent demographics.
By LM Staff ·
June 26, 2024
In our 2024 Less-than-truckload survey, we reached out to our readership to gain a better understanding of how shippers are currently working with their LTL carriers to land the capacity they need to maintain service levels—all while simultaneously managing through a slew of new challenges.
Get the complete results of our 2024 LTL Survey including:
- LTL contract rate trends
- Challenges faced when securing LTL capacity
- Impact of e-commerce on usage of LTL shipping
- Actions taking to better manage LTL freight
- Level of usage of Spot Contracts
- Annual number of domestic and international shipments
- Respondent and company demographics
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