The intermodal congestion challenge

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The intermodal congestion challenge

John Crowley | Sep 22, 2014 11:37AM EDT

Marine terminals are among the most visible targets when addressing port congestion, but marine terminals are but a single node in an extensive intermodal freight supply chain.
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