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U.S. trailer orders increased year-over-year for the first time in six months during April, ACT Research reported.

U.S. trailer orders in February declined from the prior year but rose sequentially, according to ACT Research.

U.S. trailer orders in January declined sequentially and from the prior year, according to ACT Research. The sequential fall-off was the first since November.

U.S. trailer orders continued to improve sequentially despite falling well below their year-ago numbers in December, according to ACT Research.

U.S. trailer orders rose for a fourth consecutive month in October, according to preliminary data released by ACT Research.

U.S. trailer orders continued to experience year-over-year declines in August, but did post a second straight month of sequential improvements, according to ACT Research.

U.S. trailer orders continued the trend of year-over-year declines in July despite experiencing a significant sequential turnaround, according to ACT Research.

U.S. trailer orders continued the trend of year-over-year declines with a large drop in June, according to data released by ACT Research.

U.S. trailer orders more than halved in May compared with a year ago to an estimated 9,100 units, according to data released by ACT Research.

U.S. trailer orders fell by over half of the year-ago total to just shy of 17,000 units in March, ACT Research reported.