Despite domestic growth slowdown, US intermodal on solid track

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Despite domestic growth slowdown, US intermodal on solid track

| Sep 20, 2015 11:00AM EDT
U.S. intermodal volume has slowed down from the 4.8 percent clip seen last year, raising questions not just on the outlook for 2015 and beyond, but also how much of the recent slowdown is due to less-than-stellar service. With Ieaders of the Intermodal Association of North America, Reynolds Hutchins, JOC.com associate editor, discussed how the intermodal sector is still on track for steady growth and how the network responded to West Coast congestion
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