The trucking market on Wall Street is showing signs of improvement as supply-side pressures are leading to better rates, according to Bank of America. Despite the lack of increased demand, major truckload carriers like Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: KNX), J.B. Hunt Transport Services (NASDAQ: JBHT), Schneider National (NYSE: SNDR), and Werner Enterprises (NASDAQ: WERN) are experiencing positive adjustments. Bank of America Securities raised price objectives for these carriers, with Knight-Swift now at $57 (from $50), J.B. Hunt at $208 (up from $175), Schneider National at $26 (previously $22), and Werner Enterprises at $25 (up from $22). The tightening capacity and regulatory pressures are pushing out weaker operators from the market, spurring the positive changes. The bank mentioned various supply-side catalysts contributing to the market's strength.