FTR Is Bringing Strategy Back to the Forefront
Join Us in Indianapolis This April
If you’re responsible for transportation budgets, fleet planning, or capital allocation, you already know how noisy this market can feel.
Rates fluctuate. Orders shift. Headlines change.
The real challenge isn’t access to information — it’s identifying the signals that actually matter for planning and risk management.
That’s the purpose behind FTR’s 2026 Commercial Vehicle Symposium, taking place April 21 in Indianapolis .
A Different Kind of Industry Event — By Design
This isn’t a large conference with multiple tracks and crowded hallways.
The 2026 CV Symposium is a one-day, small-group strategy session built specifically for senior transportation decision-makers . Attendance is intentionally limited to preserve meaningful interaction and open dialogue .
The format allows for:
- Quantitative, forward-looking analysis
- Clear connections between macro trends and equipment cycles
- Direct discussion around capacity, pricing, and capital decisions
- Peer-level conversations without the noise
Hosted at the Crowne Plaza Indianapolis – Airport. Registration is $495 per person .
The Team Leading the Discussion
Sessions will be led by:
- Jonathan Starks, CEO
- Eric Starks, Chairman
- Avery Vise, VP of Trucking
- Dan Moyer, Sr Analyst, Commercial Vehicles
Together, they’ll provide actionable insight into freight demand, equipment cycles, and the implications for capacity, pricing, and capital decisions.
For more than 30 years, FTR has connected macroeconomic drivers to freight flows and equipment demand . The CV Symposium brings that same analytical discipline into a focused, interactive setting.
If your role requires translating market signals into operational decisions, this is the room to be in.
One way to stay connected to everything happening at FTR is to follow us on LinkedIn. We regularly share updates on the FTR Transportation Conference, complimentary webinars, new blogs and podcasts, where our analysts like Avery Vise, Joseph Towers, and Dan Moyer are speaking, upcoming FTR events, and important industry news that impacts your freight planning. It’s the fastest way to keep your team informed between Freight•cast reports and client webinars.