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Truck rental charges on major routes stayed largely stable in July, reflecting a balanced demand-supply environment across the country, a report said on Friday. Freight rates remained unchanged between June and July for most key routes such as Delhi-Mumbai-Delhi, Delhi-Kolkata-Delhi, and Mumbai-Chennai-Mumbai. The Bengaluru-Mumbai-Bengaluru corridor recorded a slight uptick of 2.3 per cent month-on-month (MoM), indicating region-specific cargo movement. However, freight charges on routes like Kolkata-Guwahati-Kolkata saw an increase of 10 per cent, the same went up 8 per cent for Delhi-Hyderabad-Delhi route and 9 per cent for Mumbai-Chennai-Mumbai, continuing to exhibit robust long-haul freight demand, according to a report by Shriram Finance. The report indicated a steady momentum in the country's mobility sector in the previous month, with stability and selective upticks across key transport segments driven by preparations for the upcoming festive season. This movement, as per th
Truck rentals on most routes remained subdued in April 2025 despite increase in toll prices across the country, a Shriram Mobility bulletin said. A rise in goods movement, coupled with the movement of fruits, contributed to a slight positive trend in the freight market, according to the monthly report prepared by Shriram Finance Ltd, the flagship company of the Shriram Group. Truck rentals showed healthy year-on-year growth, with the Kolkata-Guwahati-Kolkata route increasing by 14 per cent and the Mumbai-Chennai-Mumbai corridor rising by 8 per cent, according to the study. The study, released on Saturday, aims to provide stakeholders with a picture of India's statistical data about the logistics and automobile sector through its nationwide network of fleet owners, and vehicle dealers and analyses the trends. While most of the truck rentals remained unchanged, the report stated that Delhi-Chennai-Delhi corridor saw a sharp month-on-month increase of 2.5 per cent while the ...