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    Carriers will feel pressure to hasten Suez return: Sea-Intelligence
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    Unseat unlicensed truck drivers supporting ‘shadow fleet’
  • Delays hampering CSX intermodal customers in Atlanta
    Delays hampering CSX intermodal customers in Atlanta
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Carriers will feel pressure to hasten Suez return: Sea-Intelligence

The latest move in that direction came Monday with MSC announcing it is shifting its Albatros, Jade, Himalaya and Tiger strings back to Red Sea transits, following similar moves by competitors.

Unseat unlicensed truck drivers supporting ‘shadow fleet’

The number of truckers on US highways without any type of commercial driver’s license should be as big a concern as non-domiciled CDLs and English language proficiency.

Delays hampering CSX intermodal customers in Atlanta

The congestion has affected both international and domestic intermodal shipments moving through the railroad’s Fairburn terminal southwest of Atlanta, sources say.

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