FTR Associates Freight Transportation Conference Scheduled
Posted on: Thursday, 28 July 2005, 03:01 CDT
FTR Associates, a transportation freight forecaster, has scheduled its 2005 conference, "America's Freight Transportation Through 2009," for Sept. 7 in Indianapolis. The conference will open with Bill Strauss, senior economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, giving an economic outlook, followed by a U.S. Freight and Modal Share Analysis presented by Ed Graham, senior consultant of FTR Associates. Industry veterans from the trucking, intermodal and rail industries will then present five-year outlooks for their respective transportation segments.
For more information on the conference, or to register, visit www.ftrassociates.net/convergence/fall2005.html.
FTR Associates collects and analyzes data likely to impact freight movement and is based on specific characteristics for more than 200 commodity groups. FTR Associates' forecast reports cover trucking and rail transportation and include demand analysis for commercial vehicles as well as railcars. Specially designed reports are offered to participants in both industries to cover specific needs. Sample reports and additional information can be found on the company's Web site at www.ftrassociates.net.
Copyright Maple Publishing Jul 2005
Source: Fleet Equipment; Lincolnwood
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