UP-CSX interchanged shippers face longer transits or higher costs

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UP-CSX interchanged shippers face longer transits or higher costs

| Aug 13, 2018 1:00PM EDT
For those shippers and intermodal market companies trying to figure out how to handle cargo movement through Chicago on lanes in which interline service will be eliminated, the options are hardly ideal. But there are options.
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