UPS Freight to increase rates 5.7%

UPS Freight, the over-the-road heavy freight division of UPS, on Friday, Dec. 18, announced a general rate increase averaging 5.7 percent covering noncontractual shipments in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The rate adjustment takes effect on Jan. 4, 2010, and applies to minimum charge, less-than-truckload rates and accessorial charges.

UPS Freight offers regional, interregional and long-haul LTL and truckload capabilities in all 50 states, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Guam, along with cross-border service in Canada and Mexico. UPS’s portfolio of services includes UPS WorldShip, allowing both small package and freight customers the capability to create bills of lading, schedule freight pickups and receive rate quotes using a single system.

Jeff Crissey is Fusable's content director for OEM/Aftermarket and is responsible for coordinating special editorial projects and events for the company's Commercial Carrier Journal, Equipment World and Overdrive brands. Prior to this role, Crissey served as editor of CCJ for 10 years. He holds a Bachelor's Degree from Auburn University and has been a member of Fusable's editorial staff for 27 years, where his coverage of industry topics has earned numerous regional and national awards over the years. Before joining Fusable, Crissey was a production assistant at CNN in Atlanta.

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