ARO 2020: Mexico aims to offer viable alternatives to tight trucking market

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ARO 2020: Mexico aims to offer viable alternatives to tight trucking market

| Jan 03, 2020 8:08AM EST
The country's government is looking to improve cargo fluidity at key seaports and border crossings — and reduce traffic on congested roads — via increased use of intermodal rail and a new marine highway program.
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