See current signals across U.S. freight
Current public aircraft positions, freight weather alerts, weekly diesel prices and research pages for the corridors, ports and cargo airports that carry American freight. Built from named public sources, including official U.S. government data.
Live freight tools
Six working tools built around named public sources and official U.S. data. Every panel names its source and shows when it was last updated.
Live pulse board
Freight weather alerts, cargo airport observations and the latest weekly diesel average on one screen, with the source shown on each panel.
National command map
Aircraft positions, ports, shipping lanes, highway corridors and courier hubs layered on a single national view.
Live aircraft map
Public ADS-B aircraft positions across the country, with cargo-like call signs highlighted when visible.
Diesel price watch
Weekly U.S. on-highway diesel prices for the national average, PADD regions and California, with recent trend.
Parcel tracker launchpad
Type one tracking number and jump straight to the official USPS, UPS, FedEx and DHL tracking pages.
Open toolCarrier lookup
Search carrier records, FMCSA SAFER company snapshots and DOT Compliance Companies pages.
Open toolThe national picture on one map
Ports, highway corridors, shipping lanes, cargo airports and courier hubs on one view, with live aircraft when public coverage allows.
Layers
Freight network research pages
25 corridors, 25 ports, 26 cargo airports and 20 states, each with its own interactive map, facts panel and guidance on how to interpret the data.
Diesel price watch
Weekly U.S. on-highway diesel prices from the Energy Information Administration, with the national trend and regional spread.
National trend
Recent weekly averages
Regional prices
Latest survey week, dollars per gallon
Practical freight data guides
Plain-English guides to public freight data: what each source shows, what it does not show, and how to use it when making a decision.
Latest from the research desk
Short articles on freight signals, market context and how to interpret public data.
A practical way to scan weather, fuel, airport and corridor signals before opening the source pages.
Weather riskFreight weather alerts for truck corridorsHow NWS weather alerts can be used as early context for highway freight disruption.
FuelDiesel price signals and freight cost contextWhy weekly diesel data is useful for market context, but should not be treated as a freight quote.
Carrier records and DOT compliance information
For carrier records and DOT compliance provider information, use DOT Compliance Companies. It has a U.S. carrier directory and compliance information pages for carriers researching safety, audit and FMCSA service needs.