US intermodal fleets expand as truck capacity tightens

JOC Rail & Intermodal

US intermodal fleets expand as truck capacity tightens

| May 04, 2018 1:58PM EDT
Carriers adding 53-foot containers to their inventory will not end the US truck transport shortage in the immediate quarters ahead, but in a market as tight as US trucking, shippers will welcome every increase in capacity.
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