Startup targets truckload dwell time in US cities

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Startup targets truckload dwell time in US cities

| Dec 03, 2020 10:32AM EST
Trucking software provider Baton is building drop-and-hook relay networks in large cities to allow long-haul truckers to avoid first- and last-mile congestion and dwell time.
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