February 2026 Freight Market Update | LTL, FTL & Cross-Border Trucking

Описание: In this video, Vincent Andreacchi, VP of Business Development at ISG Transportation, shares a February 2026 update on the North American freight market. We break down current LTL and FTL conditions across Canada, the U.S., and cross-border lanes, looking at how extreme winter weather, lean carrier operations, labour constraints, and pricing pressure are shaping early 2026.

While overall freight demand remains steady but seasonally subdued, capacity has tightened across key corridors due to weather disruptions, equipment shortages, and ongoing driver constraints. Rates are trending higher year-over-year in many segments, with notable volatility tied to winter events and supply-side pressures rather than a true demand surge.

📌 Chapters

00:00:00 – February 2026 Freight Market Overview
North American trucking outlook, market conditions, and early-2026 trends.

00:01:12 – Canada Domestic Trucking Market (LTL & FTL)
Canadian LTL and FTL performance, winter weather impacts, diesel pricing, and capacity trends.

00:02:15 – Canada–U.S. Cross-Border Freight Update
Northbound vs southbound shipping conditions, automotive softness, equipment imbalances, and border delays.

00:03:22 – U.S. Domestic Trucking Market Update
U.S. truckload tightening, tender rejection rates, spot vs contract pricing, and weather disruptions.

00:04:23 – Key Freight & Trucking Trends for 2026
Capacity tightening, pricing pressure, labour constraints, and policy-driven risk factors.

00:06:40 – Freight Market Outlook & Shipper Takeaways
What shippers should expect next, spring outlook, and planning strategies for 2026.

If you’d like to discuss how these trends may impact your specific lanes or shipping strategy, feel free to reach out to our team. We’re always happy to talk through options and help you plan ahead.

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