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CCJ’s Top 250 data format gives you access to consolidated business intelligence not available anywhere else.
Want real-time, sortable and customizable data on fiscal year performance for the biggest players in the trucking industry? Track trends and understand the for-hire market with blended, year-to-year data on nine operating segments in CCJ's Top 250. Get the entire scope of a fleet’s freight-related business operation, including:
  • Revenue
  • Location
  • Fleet Type
  • Fleet Size
  • Leased and Owned Equipment
  • Driver counts

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