National Freight Connection

The numbers behind the work.

Every load we move is logged. These are the monthly numbers behind it, on-time delivery, miles run, and trucks planned, going back two years.

96.5%
On-time delivery
Trailing 12 months
569,114
Miles traveled
June 2026
1,152
Trucks planned
June 2026
+25%
Miles, year over year
Since June 2025

Month by month.

On-time delivery against miles and trucks planned, every month for two years. Switch the range, or click a metric in the key to isolate it.

On-time delivery held near 96 percent while miles traveled grew from about 362,000 to 569,000 and trucks planned grew from 647 to 1,152 between April 2024 and June 2026.

July 2026

The Fog Is Lifting

After nearly four years of recession, the freight market finally has a pulse. And most of the signals point up.

Manufacturing is the story. The ISM index has climbed five straight months into expansion at 54. More factories running means real freight to move, not just capacity leaving the room. The AI and data center buildout is throwing off a wave of specialized freight too.

Diesel gave everyone a break, softening after the U.S. and Iran ceasefire. Still above last year, but relief.

Rates are rising, sure. C.H. Robinson now sees spot running 34% over last year. That is not a warning. A market that can reprice is a market working again.

For shippers, the direction is clear enough to plan around, and that is worth a lot. Build the carrier relationships that hold before you need them.

For carriers, the window you waited four years for is open. Step through it.