US intermodal poised for a rebound?

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US intermodal poised for a rebound?

Theodore Prince, chief operating officer and co-founder, Tiger Cool Express | Sep 11, 2019 8:02AM EDT
The US intermodal industry is currently in the midst of a down cycle after volumes and rates surged in late 2017 and early 2018, but there are opportunities for railroads to accelerate the potential rebound if they are able to take advantage.
Rail & Intermodal›Intermodal Shipping
Class I Railroads
Truckload Freight
LTL Trucking Logistics

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