North American intermodal volume recovery lags trucking rebound

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North American intermodal volume recovery lags trucking rebound

| Jun 09, 2020 5:08PM EDT
Intermodal is not seeing the same rebound in demand as trucking since the economic shutdown owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, and research firm FTR Associates does not believe containerized rail volume will fully recover to 2019 levels until sometime in 2021.
Rail & Intermodal›Intermodal Shipping
Norfolk Southern Railway
CSX Transportation
J.B. Hunt Transport Services
BNSF Railway
Union Pacific Railroad

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