Final Mile Services generated segment revenue of $212 million, up 52% as more customer contracts were secured. The segment, which does delivery of big and bulky goods to residences, dealt with temporary covid-19 suspensions. Final Mile income was $10.7 million compared to a net loss of $5.2 million in the same quarter last year. The Truckload segment generated revenue of $184 million, up 70% as more customers became acclimated to J.B. Hunt 360, a digital platform that gives users access to drop-trailer capacity across the company's network. Segment income surged 308% to $14.2 million during the quarter. "Overall, this looks like a solid quarter," Justin Long, a Stephens transportation analyst, said in a research note Monday. Results beat Stephens earnings estimate of $1.57 per share. Other analysts expected $1.58, according to a FactSet consensus.