CP to install tracking devices on domestic chassis

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CP to install tracking devices on domestic chassis

JOC Staff | Nov 20, 2019 3:36PM EST
Asset-monitoring technology will help Canadian Pacific and intermodal shippers to locate and better utilize the railroad’s chassis pool.
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