Chassis remain a challenge at nation’s ports

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Chassis remain a challenge at nation’s ports

Peter Tirschwell | Oct 09, 2017 10:00AM EDT

The US system is challenged when it comes to chassis and, by extension, the need to provide a sustainable working environment for truckers.  

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