Lack of respect will dash carrier hopes of forwarding success
Shippers remain sceptical over the long-term future of ocean liners’ foray into freight forwarding, questioning ...
To frustrated US shippers, going intermodal is proving a shaky alternative to the maxed-out trucking market.
Rail giant CSX provided the latest setback last Thursday with the announcement it would restrict the number of domestic containers it accepts from Chicago.
It was the second time in two months CSX has restricted intermodal traffic.
The other Class I rail companies have also metered intermodal traffic in various traffic lanes to alleviate pressure on clogged-up inland terminals – above all in the vital Chicago area.
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