Frazier and Sons LLC

03/19/2026

Whomever is responsible for Highway verification needs to be fired. The hoops a carrier has to go through to just change a phone number for verificattion is ridiculous.

02/17/2026

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01/12/2026

I need a large straight truck. Payable in 3 business days.

Job is Chicago to Champaign

133 miles, $500

Pickup 8am, drive is direct after load

4 pallets 760 lbs. pallets dimensions are 59x59x50.

Please let me know via inbox

09/08/2025

08/04/2025

We are a Chicago based carriers with numerous relationships and dedicated 24 hour service. We are looking for true, hardcore, professional and committed owner operators.
We prefer you be based out of Chicago.

Runs are mostly regional 3-500 miles max. Dedicated dispatch, quality market based rates.

06/07/2025

If you have Latino drivers, make sure they keep their papers with them at all time

Residents and local elected officials said it was unsettling to see a Homeland Security Investigations operation unfold Friday at a warehouse in Elk Grove Village.

06/07/2025

A lot of homers in this picture

06/02/2025

Good news for all that see this page.

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Freight Market Dynamics

Truck Volumes Expected to Bounce Back in 2025
The American Trucking Associations projects that after two years of declines, truck volumes are expected to grow 1.6% in 2025, and ultimately rise to nearly 14 billion tons by 2035. Industry forecasts show freight demand recovering from the prolonged recession with capacity beginning to normalize. Multiple research firms including ACT Research and FTR Transportation Intelligence predict modest volume growth and gradual rate improvements through the year. ​ American Trucking Associations

Port Volumes Face Mixed Results Due to Trade Tensions
U.S. container imports surged in April as companies raced to avoid President Donald Trump's tariffs, which now include a 145% duty on goods from China, but executives at the country's two busiest ports said the trend looked set to reverse in May. While the Port of Savannah set new records with 515,500 TEUs in April (up 17%), West Coast ports are experiencing significant volume declines as the trade war impacts freight flows.