September 2024 Market Update
In September 2024, the freight market remained soft with weak demand and excess carrier capacity, while early signs of tighter availability and steadier rates hinted that conditions were slowly beginning to stabilize.
Industry updates, expert insights, and real-world logistics solutions.
Six months into 2026, the freight market is tracking much as anticipated. Capacity is tightening, rates are rising, and the three-year freight recession appears to be over, while cargo theft, fraud and regulatory changes continue to increase risk.
In September 2024, the freight market remained soft with weak demand and excess carrier capacity, while early signs of tighter availability and steadier rates hinted that conditions were slowly beginning to stabilize.
The National Motor Freight Traffic Association is introducing additional LTL classification changes in 2025 to improve freight rating accuracy, streamline processes, and help shippers better manage costs and efficiency within the less-than-truckload shipping industry.
In August 2024, freight conditions stayed muted with soft demand and abundant capacity, though gradual carrier exits and slightly firmer pricing suggested the market was starting to stabilize.
Dynamic Logistix earned a spot on the 2024 Inc. 5000 list, ranking No. 2,892 among America’s fastest-growing private companies and showcasing its continued growth, innovative logistics solutions, and commitment to helping businesses optimize their supply chains.
Dynamic Logistix recognized five outstanding carriers as Carriers of the Year, celebrating their commitment to reliability, service excellence, operational performance, and strong partnerships that help deliver efficient and successful supply chain solutions.
Dynamic Logistix (DLX), a leading third-party logistics provider that combines world-class technology with stellar personal service, is proud to announce it has named George Schergen as Chief Client Officer.
In July 2024, the freight market remained weak with soft demand and excess capacity, while early carrier exits and tentative rate stabilization indicated the first steps toward rebalancing.
As meat shippers, your first priority is delivering fresh, safe, and quality products that build customer loyalty and grow your business. Pinpointing the bottlenecks slowing down your supply chain is easy to do with a TMS platform and third-party logistic partner providing full visibility from pickup to destination.
A brief, 15-minute meeting with a DLX shipping solutions team member, scheduled based on your availability.