DAT Zip Zone Directory DAT Power - DAT Freight & Analytics

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capture the top freight markets in the U.S. KMA boundary lines are determined where one city’s in˝uence wanes and another city’s in˝uence takes prece-dence. For example, Texas has 13 key market areas: Houston, Austin, Dallas, El Paso, etc. Nevada has just two: Las Vegas and Reno. Key market areas do not stop at state lines. For example,

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