Volume rose 4 percent at top US cross-border trucking gateways

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Volume rose 4 percent at top US cross-border trucking gateways

| Feb 23, 2015 3:43PM EST
The five largest U.S. border crossings by truck increased truck volume 4 percent in 2014, with Laredo, the largest truck crossing point, processing 5.5 percent more trucks than in 2014.
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