Ocean carriers levy emergency surface fees, restrict door delivery

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Ocean carriers levy emergency surface fees, restrict door delivery

| Mar 20, 2018 3:09PM EDT
US truck capacity pressure, exacerbated by the federal electronic logging device mandate, is trickling down to all modes of inland cargo transportation: railroad, drayage, and transloading and long-haul truckload. Ocean carriers are responding with a mixture of actions.
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