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  • Baltimore port readying to boost CSX double-stack service
    Baltimore port readying to boost CSX double-stack service
  • Greater CBP scrutiny looms over US international mail imports
    Greater CBP scrutiny looms over US international mail imports
  • US intermodal drayage capacity maxed out: J.B. Hunt
    US intermodal drayage capacity maxed out: J.B. Hunt
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    Port NOLA says legal challenge to terminal will not stop work
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Baltimore port readying to boost CSX double-stack service

Baltimore is looking for more international shippers to use its intermodal service to Chicago by next year thanks to terminal improvements and financial incentives.

Greater CBP scrutiny looms over US international mail imports

From Oct. 22, the customs agency will no longer allow casual or incomplete paperwork for international mail that could result in shipments being delayed, rejected or sent back.

US intermodal drayage capacity maxed out: J.B. Hunt

J.B. Hunt is handling record intermodal volume and is paying more for drayage drivers before it can seek higher contract rates from customers.

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