BNSF’s Chicago intermodal depot regains flow after operational shift

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BNSF’s Chicago intermodal depot regains flow after operational shift

| Dec 17, 2019 2:18PM EST
Traffic problems that slowed trucks in BNSF’s Lot 16 outside of Chicago have been resolved through a partnership between the railroad and an Intermodal Cartage-owned yard operator.
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