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Saia (SAIA) LTL Shipments

LTL Shipments

Counts the number of less-than-truckload shipments handled; rising shipment counts point to growing demand or market share, while declines can signal weakness in freight volumes even if per-shipment pricing holds.

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Chart Insights

Shipments have recovered from the 2022 trough and now exhibit steady seasonal Q2/Q3 strength with clear month-to-month acceleration into Q2, which supports management’s call for a larger-than-normal Q1→Q2 margin improvement. That said, volume gains are tempered by mix pressure—lower weight and shorter length-of-haul and persistent Southern California softness—so sustainable margin upside depends more on continued pricing renewals, productivity gains and tonnage improvement than on higher shipment counts alone.

SAIA LTL Shipments

DateLTL Shipments
Jun 30, 20262.36M
Mar 31, 20262.19M
Dec 31, 20252.16M
Sep 30, 20252.33M
Jun 30, 20252.26M
Mar 31, 20252.17M
Dec 31, 20242.17M
Sep 30, 20242.38M
Jun 30, 20242.33M
Mar 31, 20242.11M
Dec 31, 20232.05M
Sep 30, 20232.16M
Jun 30, 20231.97M
Mar 31, 20231.82M
Dec 31, 20221.73M
Sep 30, 20221.95M
Jun 30, 20222.05M
Mar 31, 20222.05M
Dec 31, 20211.89M
Sep 30, 20212.00M
Jun 30, 20212.01M
Mar 31, 20211.83M