US intermodal growth will likely slow later in 2021

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US intermodal growth will likely slow later in 2021

Larry Gross, president and founder, Gross Transportation Consulting, and JOC analyst | Jan 12, 2021 9:44AM EST
Intermodal should have a good year in 2021, but its long-run fundamentals that were in place pre-pandemic have not been significantly altered.
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