Container backlog at NY-NJ push dray rates to new highs

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Container backlog at NY-NJ push dray rates to new highs

Michael Angell, Associate Editor | Mar 09, 2021 2:59PM EST
Shippers with extra volumes into the port of New York-New Jersey are faced with an exceptionally tight market for spot drayage capacity, forcing rates up to new highs, according to drayage rate tracker Drayage.com.
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