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Rail & Intermodal: Page 51
Trucking, Rail Competition Enlists Aid of State Troopers
David Latimer, wearing a South Carolina Highway Patrol button on his lapel, was working Capitol Hill one recent morning, warning of the dangers of longer and heavier trucks on the nation's highways.
China Hopes 50 Countries to Join Its Modern Silk Road Trade Project
China's President Xi Jinping said he hoped his nation's annual trade with the countries involved in Beijing's plan to create a modern Silk Road would surpass $2.5tr in a decade.
Has Container Shipping Become a Commodity?
There was a time when ocean carriers fashioned themselves as providers of premium, door-to-door transportation. Not anymore.
Cargomatic Debuts System to Ease Congestion at Southern Calif. Ports
Cargomatic, provider of an app connecting shippers with small-fleet trucking companies, has devised an operating system aimed at alleviating congestion at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, as well as points beyond.
Container Shipping Today: Mega-Ships and Mega-Problems
If we're to believe the big container lines, ever-larger ships are the remedy for their financial woes. Why, then, are so many of them still losing money?
Globe Tracker Integrates Technology With Advantage PressurePro
Globe Tracker International ApS, a provider of asset-tracking and cargo-monitoring systems, has entered into a strategic alliance to integrate its technology with that of Advantage PressurePro, a vendor of services for tire performance management.
Next-Generation Rail Fleet Management
Analyst Insight: The shale gas revolution has fueled a resurgence of domestic manufacturing, driving rail shipments up over 6 percent and a two-year backlog for new cars. Maximizing fleet utilization is now a key management issue for most shippers. While current rail management tools are effective at tracking rail cars, an important gap exists with accurately predicting the usage and location of the cars over the entire planning horizon. – Alfred Sherk, CEO, SherTrack LLC
CMA CGM Debuts Logistics Platform in Cameroon; Creates Inland Transport Arm
The CMA CGM Group has inaugurated a new logistics platform at its 3CTC container terminal in Douala, Cameroon.
Why Can't Europe's Rail Industry Be Competitive in Every Aspect?
The Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE) has published a series of studies designed to understand why competition in the European railroad industry has been successfully implemented in some cases but in others has led to a decline in the modal share for rail freight.
Rail Not Likely to Make Greater Use of GPS to Keep Tabs on Carts Soon
Tracking rail carts with GPS and cellular could bring value to the rail sector; however, penetration rates on rail carts are currently very low (globally less than 50,000 in 2014), and growth is not forecasted to be very strong over the next 5 years, or even the next 10, according to ABI Research. Therefore, for the time being at least, it looks like RFID will dominate this sector.
Old Dominion Freight Line Opens Service Center in Portland, Ore.
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has opened an expanded service center in Portland, Ore.
The 'Single Window' for Trade Filing Is Finally on the Way
It's a government program. It involves technology. And it's a good thing.
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