Hurricanes threaten US-wide impact on freight capacity

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Hurricanes threaten US-wide impact on freight capacity

William B. Cassidy and Reynolds Hutchins | Sep 21, 2017 10:20AM EDT
The economic aftershock from hurricanes Harvey and Irma is affecting freight flows and transportation pricing across North America.
Trucking Logistics
Rail & Intermodal

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