CSX tries to drive Ohio hub volume with BNSF interline service

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CSX tries to drive Ohio hub volume with BNSF interline service

| Oct 02, 2018 5:37PM EDT
It’s the latest move in a shifting vision at CSX for the terminal, which the railroad hopes to make a central hub for Ohio freight but also includes logistical challenges for shippers and truckers.
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