Spot truckloads from LA surge as ports attack box backlog

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Spot truckloads from LA surge as ports attack box backlog

| Mar 22, 2015 5:04PM EDT
Signs that the container logjam in Southern California is beginning to break are showing up on the truck spot market, as deconsolidated loads come up for grabs at West Coast warehouses.
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