Joint US-Mexican rail facility to speed trains at Laredo

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Joint US-Mexican rail facility to speed trains at Laredo

| Aug 21, 2017 6:13PM EDT
US and Mexican Customs officials at a KCS-built facility will work to speed growing cross-border rail traffic at Laredo.
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Kansas City Southern Railway
Union Pacific Railroad
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Werner Enterprises
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