Intermodal Railyards Transitioning to Costlier Grounded Operations

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Intermodal Railyards Transitioning to Costlier Grounded Operations

| Sep 26, 2013 12:19PM EDT
The intermodal industry in the coming years will have to learn to live with at least several different chassis models, but one thing for certain is that the cost of handling containers at railyards will increase.
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