How US intermodal operators are killing their own industry
The United States’ much-vaunted intermodal network is in an utter mess, according to a pile ...
By Sam Whelan
China-Europe rail freight volumes spiked last month, with demand for central Asian road freight connections also increasing.
According to China State Railway Group, there were 1,517 Silk Road trains running in July, up 11% year on year, with volumes up 12%, to 149,000 teu.
However, total volumes for the first seven months were up only 4%, to 869,000 teu, continuing the slowdown in growth that began with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
But Chengdu-based New Silk Road Intermodal noted how congestion on the network ...
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