Slipping US intermodal performance linked to warehouse capacity crunch

JOC Rail & Intermodal Class I Railroads

Slipping US intermodal performance linked to warehouse capacity crunch

| Jul 12, 2022 4:07PM EDT
US warehouse woes are now showing in lower train speeds and on-time performance among Class I railroads, as stakeholders turn up the heat on retailers for not retrieving their cargo fast enough from depots and terminals.
Rail & Intermodal›Class I Railroads
Union Pacific Railroad
BNSF Railway
Norfolk Southern Railway
CSX Transportation
Kansas City Southern Railway

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