Is Canada the light at the end of the PSR intermodal tunnel?

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Is Canada the light at the end of the PSR intermodal tunnel?

Larry Gross, president and founder, Gross Transportation Consulting | Nov 15, 2019 12:19PM EST
Intermodal growth north of the border supports the scenario that once the Precision Scheduled Railroading transition is completed, the stage is set for intermodal gains. But a closer review calls this assumption into question.
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