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Demand for road transportation of goods in Russia is growing

The number of applications for transportation of goods in Russia by road on the ATI.SU exchange increased in the III quarter of 2026 by 20% compared to the same period last year, follows from the company’s message. Absolute values are not given in it. On the platform Cargo.run, engaged in transportation management, this figure increased by 18% to about 383 000 applications, a representative of the company told Vedomosti. According to ATI.SU, in quarterly terms, the indicator increased by 24%, and by the end of nine months - by 29% year-on-year.

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Demand for road transportation of goods in Russia is growing

The number of applications for transportation of goods in Russia by road on the ATI.SU exchange increased in the III quarter of 2026 by 20% compared to the same period last year, follows from the company’s message. Absolute values are not given in it. On the platform Cargo.run, engaged in transportation management, this figure increased by 18% to about 383 000 applications, a representative of the company told Vedomosti. According to ATI.SU, in quarterly terms, the indicator increased by 24%, and by the end of nine months - by 29% year-on-year.

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