Outbound Tender Volume stands at 11.2, while Inbound Tender Volume measures 3.8, resulting in a positive 7.4 Head Haul Index. This imbalance reflects outbound demand continuing to outpace inbound freight, supporting stronger equipment utilization and favorable market conditions for carriers operating in and around Texarkana. While overall freight volumes remain moderate, the positive Head Haul balance suggests that available outbound opportunities continue to exceed inbound capacity, helping maintain a healthy freight environment.

The Outbound Tender Reject Index (OTRI) currently sits at 31.03, signaling continued carrier selectivity and tightening effective capacity. Rejection levels above 30 typically indicate a competitive freight environment where carriers have greater flexibility in choosing loads. As contract capacity tightens, additional freight is likely to shift into the spot market, creating continued support for stronger pricing across regional and longhaul lanes moving through Texarkana.

Overall, Texarkana continues to demonstrate favorable freight market conditions supported by a positive headhaul balance, healthy outbound demand, and sustained carrier rejection activity. Its strong Overall Fit Score reflects a market where freight demand remains well positioned relative to available capacity. As a key crossroads connecting major freight corridors across Texas, Arkansas, and the broader southern U.S., Texarkana is expected to remain an attractive market for carriers if current supply and demand trends continue.