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Rail & Intermodal: Page 50
The Evolution of Mexico's Rail Network
Trends in Transportation, 2015
Analysis of Metropolitan Goods Trade Reveals Need to Prioritize Freight, Transportation Infrastructure Investment
A small collection of metropolitan markets produce, consume and distribute the vast majority of all U.S. goods, a concentration that puts enormous pressure on specific infrastructure, and demonstrates how problems in one market can spread across the entire country.
APL Logistics Opens Container Freight Station in Jakarta
APL Logistics has opened a new container freight station at the Tungya Collins Terminal in Cakung, North Jakarta, Indonesia.
Four Crises Plaguing Latin American Logistics
We're still waiting for many of the emerging markets of Latin America to emerge. What's holding them back?
Domestic Containers Spur Intermodal Growth in Q1 2015; Overall Global Outlook Positive
Total intermodal shipments rose 2 percent over last year's Q1 volumes, according to the Intermodal Association of North America, despite port congestion issues that impacted international container traffic. Domestic intermodal loads grew 4.5 percent, buoyed by domestic containers, which rose 6.5 percent in a quarter-over-quarter comparison.
Janam Unveils Portable RFID Tag Reader for Rail
Janam Technologies LLC, a seller of rugged mobile computers for scanning barcodes and communicating wirelessly, has launched its XM2-RFID for Rail device.
CaroTrans Offers New Weekly Service From New York to Finland
CaroTrans, a global non-vessel operating common carrier and ocean freight consolidator, has launched a weekly less-than-containerload (LCL) service from New York to Helsinki, Finland, a hub for consolidations into northwestern Russia.
CMA CGM Announces New Gulf, Caribbean Services; Launches Tracking App
The CMA CGM Group has launched a new service linking the Mediterranean with the U.S. Gulf and Caribbean.
Crowley Adds Flat-Deck Barge to Puerto Rico Service
Crowley Liner Services has added a flat-deck barge to its Puerto Rico service.
Globe Tracker Partners With GIT on Intermodal Container Tracking
Globe Tracker International ApS, a vendor of asset tracking and monitoring systems, is collaborating with GIT Satellite Communications on technology to improve the satellite tracking of intermodal containers.
What Shrinking Capacity, Increased Regulations and Driver Shortage Mean to You!
After years of truckload carriers wooing shippers with low rates, expanded service offerings and intense engagement models, a perfect storm is underway that puts shippers and logistics providers in the awkward position of wooing the carriers. Why has this happened? Take a look at the backbone of the U.S. market economy – supply and demand.
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