Average diesel prices dropped by 2.0 cents/gallon the week ending October 12. The Lower Atlantic had the largest dip at 5.4 cents/gallon. According to the EIA, the average U.S. diesel price was $6.179/gallon.
#JTSCares donated to the Fresno Police to help purchase a twelth K-9 for their force. JTS stopped by to meet the dogs & present a donation. Offcr. Tim Sullivan and K-9, Niko (L), Marcie Andrade, Officer Elerick, Grayson Grimes, Chad Proctor, Offcr. Tyler Bates and K-9, Nellis (R)
DAT Trendlines data for September 2026 shows a continued elevation of spot load capacity demand. Compared to August, spot truck posts bumped by 5% but are still 24.54% down from 2025.
Jon Schaub from our LTL Division (far left, front) and his family participated in the Salem Free Clinics Run/Walk. The charity provides free medical, dental, and mental health care for those who are uninsured, underinsured, or without access in the Salem, OR community. #JTSCares
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#dieselprices dropped during the week ending October 5, with all regions of the U.S. experiencing cheaper diesel fuel. The national average was $6.199/gallon - a 18.3 cents/gallon decrease.
Spot market rates and capacity for the week ending October 4, 2026, reported by DAT Trendlines, show rates flat for dry van and slightly down for reefer and flatbed. Load to truck ratios were up across all three equipment modes week over week.
The @AAR_FreightRail reported rail traffic was 535,663 carloads and intermodal units for the week ending Sept. 19, 2026.
U.S. #dieselprices climbed again for the week ending September 21, averaging $6.529/gallon after a 24.4 cent weekly increase.
For the week ending Sept. 20, DAT Trendlines reports equipment capacity is relatively unchanged from the previous week for dry van and reefer. Spot load to truck ratios crept up for dry van and went down slightly for reefer. Flatbed went up by 6.16%.
#dieselpricing per the EIA rose another 31.8 cents/gallon for the week ending September 14. This is $2.546/gallon higher year-over-year. California pricing is over $8/gallon - the highest it has been over the past 30 years.
DAT Trendlines reported capacity for spot truckloads opening for dry van and reefer, while flatbed had a small increase in load to truck ratios.
#dieselprices jumped by 36.8 cents/gallon on average, moving the national average to $5.967 for the week ending September 7, 2026.
DAT Trendlines posted spot capacity for the week ending September 6, showing all equipment mode spot load-to-truck ratios dropping, opening capacity slightly.
The S&P Global US Manufacturing PMI was at 53.9 for a third consecutive month in August of 2026, revised higher from the flash estimate of 53.2, and aligned with the initial market expectations. Both output and new order growth eased in the period.
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#dieselprices fell an average of 5.3 cents/gallon during the week ending August 31, 2026. Many regions also had a drop, including the Gulf Coast, Lower and Central Atlantic, East Coast, and Midwest - the Lower Atlantic had the lowest diesel price at $5.276/gallon.
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