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Truck rates to stay low longer

-- Purchasing, 5/8/2008

Credit Suisse analyst Jason H. Seidl said the slow economy continues to plague truckers with low demand and high fuel prices. As a result, Seidl said trucking rates could stay low well into 2009.
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