Post-storm intermodal congestion in Dallas could last weeks longer

JOC Rail & Intermodal Class I Railroads BNSF Railway

Post-storm intermodal congestion in Dallas could last weeks longer

| Mar 08, 2021 4:37PM EST
A chassis shortage has slowed the supply chain since storms hit Texas nearly three weeks ago, and it could be another couple weeks before cargo slows return to normal.
Rail & Intermodal›Class I Railroads›BNSF Railway
Union Pacific Railroad
Trac Intermodal
Direct ChassisLink Inc.

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