This map shows real freight movement across the US — built from actual load data in the TrukTek network. Every line is a lane carriers ran. Every spike is a city, sized by how much freight flows through it.
What you can learn
Which hubs dominateThe tallest spikes — Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta, LA — are where freight concentrates. Tilt the view to see the skyline.
Where rates are highestSwitch to RPM color mode. Gold lanes pay the most per mile — often thinner corridors or longer hauls into less-served areas.
What equipment runs whereEquipment color mode shows flatbed, van, and reefer dominance by corridor. Midwest grain belt runs heavy reefer; industrial corridors skew flatbed.
Backhaul opportunityClick any city to see its inbound vs outbound lanes. A city with heavy inbound and thin outbound is a backhaul market — demand for trucks heading out.
Lane densityUse the Min Loads slider to strip out noise and expose the backbone corridors that carry the most freight.
Tip
Drag to rotate · Scroll to zoom · Click any city to isolate its lanes