Trucking capacity and storage costs under pressure as shippers re-route cargo
Trucking capacity, storage costs and rates are expected to come under pressure as shippers re-route ...
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The port of Houston, which was one of the fastest-growing US container gateways last year, continues to draw in new investment. Class I railway BNSF is readying the launch of intermodal services to the Dallas/Fort Worth area and Denver next month, while a developer of cold storage facilities is planning a $102m building with direct rail access to the port’s docks.
After a year of gauging demand for rail services between the port and the interior, BNSF is set to start ...
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