Shipper-urged intermodal dynamism butts against cautious US railroads

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Shipper-urged intermodal dynamism butts against cautious US railroads

| Dec 19, 2016 6:11PM EST
Shippers want the rail industry to try a slew of new approaches, but those changes may not materialize.
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