Chicago intermodal rail delays ‘unprecedented’ since January

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Chicago intermodal rail delays ‘unprecedented’ since January

Ari Ashe, Associate Editor | Feb 22, 2018 4:06PM EST
Although not limited to Chicago, the top US freight hub has been cited for the most severe gridlock and so much drayage demand that some motor carriers will not accept new customers until April.
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