New Montreal port efforts aim to cut truck turn times

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New Montreal port efforts aim to cut truck turn times

| Apr 30, 2019 4:51PM EDT
The port of Montreal’s primary container terminals are developing programs that will cut turn times by allowing truckers to process container documentation before they arrive at the port in an effort to cope with rising cargo volumes.
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