Diesel Prices

The national average fell 9.6 cents, to $3.922, marking its largest decline since a 9.5-cent drop to $4.444, for the week of February 13.

The national average fell 5.9 cents to $4.018, with the national average down for the 12th time in the last 13 weeks, for a 52.1-cent cumulative decline.

The national average fell 3.9 cents, to $4.077, following a 1.8-cent increase, to $4.116, for the week of April 17. This was preceded by a 0.007-cent decline, to $4.098 per gallon, for the week of April 10.

The national average fell 0.007 cents, to $4.098, per gallon.

The national average decreased 2.3 cents, to $4.105, following a 5.7-cent decline, to $4.128, for the week of March 27

The national average fell 5.7 cents, to $4.128 per gallon, following a 6.2-cent decline, to $4.185, for the week of March 20.

Logistics Management Group News Editor Jeff Berman recently spoke with Adam Satterfield, CFO of Thomasville, North Carolina-based national less-than-truckload (LTL) carriers Old Dominion Freight Line about various industry trends and themes, including: the current state of the LTL market, the freight economy, rates and pricing, and supply chain shifts, among others.

The national average decreased 6.2 cents, to $4.185, following a 3.5-cent decline, to $4.247, for the week of March 13.

For January, the most recent month for which data is available, the TCI came in at -1.71, a significant improvement over December’s -6.1 and November’s -7.94. That was preceded by October’s -11.25, its lowest level since the April 2020 all-time low, at -28.66. The September TCI reading came in at -2.35.

The national average fell 3.5 cents, to $4.247, following a 1.2-cent decrease, to $4.282, for the week of March 6.

The national average fell 1.2 cents, to $4.282, following an 8.2-cent decline, to $4.294, for the week of February 27 and another 8.2-cent decrease, to $4.376, for the week of February 20.

With an 8.2-cent decline, the national average came in at $4.294 per gallon, following an 8.2-cent decrease, to $4.376, for the week of November 20, and a 9.5-cent decrease to, $4.444 per gallon, for the week of February 13

Falling 9.5 cents, the national average came in at $4.444 per gallon after an 8.3-cent decrease, to $4.539, for the week of February 6.

With an 8.3-cent decrease, the national average fell to $4.539 per gallon, which was preceded by a 1.8-cent increase, to $4.622 per gallon, for the week of January 30 and an 8.0-cent increase, to $4.604, for the week of January 23, with a 2.5-cent decline, to $4.524, for the week of January 16.

With a 1.8-cent increase, the national average came in at $4.622 per gallon, following an 8.0-cent increase, to $4.604, for the week of January 23. That was preceded by a 2.5-cent decline, to $4.524, for the week of January 16.