BCOs seek short-term chassis relief as overhauls stall

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BCOs seek short-term chassis relief as overhauls stall

, | Jul 05, 2019 11:32AM EDT
There has been progress in finding a solution to the chassis woes plaguing the containerized shipping industry, but those advancements have been very slow coming. Larger solutions will take years and face many hurdles along the way.
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