DAT Adds 3-Day Average Rates to RateView, the Industry Standard in Truckload Pricing

DAT Freight & Analytics announced that DAT RateView now delivers three-day average lane rates, setting a new industry standard in truckload price analysis and forecasting.

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DAT Freight & Analytics announced that DAT RateView now delivers three-day average lane rates, setting a new industry standard in truckload price analysis and forecasting.

In a market defined by unprecedented volatility, having average rates based on the previous three days of actual freight bills provides the industry with closer to real-time data than any other benchmark. While a weekly average is a great guide for pricing, some markets move faster than seven-day rates can capture.

RateView was established in 2010 and today is the industry standard for freight rate data. It converts hundreds of billions of dollars in completed freight transactions into the most up-to-date insights and intelligence available for truckers, brokers and shippers across more than 65,000 lanes.

To ensure the integrity of its data, DAT only reports on freight that actually gets moved. This means that load board bids, factored and modeled rates are never included.

“The past year has shown just how uncertain and volatile freight markets can be. Our three-day average rates give RateView users unrivaled access to the most up-to-date rating information in the market today, which will help them make decisions faster and increase their profitability,” says Ken Adamo, DAT Chief of Analytics. 

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