Congestion hampers US domestic rail-owned fleet capacity

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Congestion hampers US domestic rail-owned fleet capacity

Lawrence J. Gross, President, Gross Transortation Consulting | Feb 19, 2018 11:00AM EST

Shippers and all involved in trade take note: US railroads, in some respects, hold the destiny of the 2018 intermodal year in their hands.

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