UP tightens container drop timing in Chicago, Denver to prevent congestion

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UP tightens container drop timing in Chicago, Denver to prevent congestion

| Aug 27, 2020 4:17PM EDT
Shippers will have to plan their supply chains more carefully in Denver and Chicago because Union Pacific Railroad will no longer accept containers more than two days before their scheduled departure due to an onslaught of intermodal volume.
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