How US railroads would respond to West Coast dockworker lockout

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How US railroads would respond to West Coast dockworker lockout

| Jan 14, 2015 1:20PM EST
The potential impact of a U.S. West Coast port lockout on intermodal service - should it come to that - varies by expert but analysts agree that the railroads will act fast and decisively if it does occur.
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