Chicago truckers publishing rail turn times

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Chicago truckers publishing rail turn times

| Jun 17, 2019 3:06PM EDT
The Illinois Trucking Association has begun to track truck turn times in Chicago rail yards to provide shippers a better understanding of how congestion disrupts the supply chain.
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