Intermodal Pricing Expected to Rise in US as Truck Rates Increase

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Intermodal Pricing Expected to Rise in US as Truck Rates Increase

| Sep 27, 2013 10:22AM EDT
U.S. intermodal pricing is expected to rise next year, largely because the competing trucking industry will have to increase its own rates as capacity tightens and overall freight demand slowly but steadily builds.
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