In spite of CSX pledge, intermodal shippers say service woes persist

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In spite of CSX pledge, intermodal shippers say service woes persist

| Sep 22, 2017 6:00PM EDT
Longer dwell times at terminals, slower trains, and an unresponsive customer service department are still roiling supply chains for CSX shippers.
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