LA, Long Beach see the need for speed

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LA, Long Beach see the need for speed

Peter Tirschwell | Mar 26, 2017 9:17AM EDT

Leveraging technology and investment to focus on the niche of serving the needs of fast-moving cargo is a positive direction for the ports to pursue.

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