UP says marine chassis supply is thin, stacking boxes necessary

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UP says marine chassis supply is thin, stacking boxes necessary

| May 27, 2022 4:13PM EDT
Union Pacific Railroad is warning that chassis supply could get tight soon in several US markets and it will not allow shippers to use their own private chassis if DCLI, TRAC Intermodal, and Flexi-Van Leasing run out of equipment.
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