Peak season: Were US intermodal rail expectations set too high?

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Peak season: Were US intermodal rail expectations set too high?

| Oct 10, 2018 3:48PM EDT
This has been a record year for US intermodal rail, but changes in shipping patterns apparently have lowered the autumn intermodal peak — or broken it into two smaller peaks.
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