LA–LB congestion expected to worsen as ‘record’ imports arrive

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LA–LB congestion expected to worsen as ‘record’ imports arrive

| Oct 19, 2020 5:24PM EDT
The congestion that has plagued the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach over the past two months is expected to get worse in the coming weeks owing to a “record” spike in imports.
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