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2023’s most notable deals in trucking

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Market Movers

Muted increases in Dallas

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Highlights

Rejection rates in Dallas fell short of 2022’s peak but have risen by 107 basis points in the past week to 3.57%.

Lead times in Dallas continue to rise, now currently at 3.49 days, the longest they have been in a year as shippers act earlier during the holiday season to secure necessary capacity.

Even with the short-term rise in rejection rates, the move wasn’t large enough to boost spot rates out of Dallas, which are still below $2 per mile on many of the major lanes, including to Chicago, Atlanta and Memphis.

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