News / Truckers bite into the rail operators' share of North American intermodal traffic

26/01/2017

Intermodal traffic on North America’s railways lost out to cheaper trucking alternatives last year.

More haulage capacity opened up, pushing full-year revenues at intermodal operators down across the board.

Of the six major North American railroads, only Norfolk Southern (NS) and Canadian National (CN) reported volume growth. The Warren ...

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