IPI data suggests East Coast migration in port routings

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IPI data suggests East Coast migration in port routings

Lawrence J. Gross, President, Gross Transportation Consulting | Mar 25, 2017 9:36AM EDT

Looking at inland point intermodal data for 2016, the biggest gains were seen in the corridor linking the Northeast with the Midwest.

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