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Rail & Intermodal: Page 72
U.S. Trade with NAFTA Partners Hit a High in March, Washington Reports
U.S. trade with Canada and Mexico using surface transportation in March set a new monthly high mark, up 6.2 percent over March a year ago, and pushing the sum value over $85.8bn, the according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Crowley Maritime Expands D.C. in Puerto Rico; Adds Service to St. Kitts, Nevis
The Caribbean logistics unit of Crowley Maritime Corp. has nearly doubled the size of its distribution center in Puerto Rico, with acquisition of a second warehouse next to its existing 70,000 square-foot facility distribution center in Guaynabo.
Canadian Railroads Move Crude South as Anti-Pipeline Protests Continue
At a time when the pipeline industry is facing opposition to new projects, rail is surging. In the span of months, executives who had never considered moving oil by train are not just tinkering with rail shipments, but embracing them. While these shipments are small for now, by one estimate rail could be carrying 100,000 barrels a day out of Canada by next year; others have suggested more than 75,000 barrels a day is already moving by train.
Surging Domestic Energy Sector Puts New Demands on Transportation
Old Dominion Freight Opens Second Drayage Facility in California
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has opened its second container-drayage facility in California.
IAS Enhances Business Intelligence for Managing 'Big Data'
International Asset Systems has released a new set of business-intelligence modules that were designed to improve the ability of users to view and analyze the "big data" generated by everyday equipment repair and dispatch operations.
Changes, Past & Future, in Intermodal
ChemLogix Enhances Rail Transportation Management Capability
ChemLogix LLC has added GeoMetrix rail logistics guidance technology as part of its transportation management solutions set.
DB Schenker Rail Inaugurates Direct Services to Paris
DB Schenker Rail is now offering direct services to Paris, France. The company has opened a new rail logistics center at Blanc Mesnil on the outskirts of the city, linking the greater Paris area more closely to its European network.
UPS Seals Bid to Acquire TNT Express in All-Cash Offer
Parcel Service Inc. has reached agreement to acquire TNT Express N.V., in an all-cash offer valued at approximately $12.56 per ordinary share. Total value of the transaction was set at $6.77bn.
Crowley Maritime Corp. Adds LCL Service to St. Maarten
The logistics group of Crowley Maritime Corp. has added less-than-containerload (LCL) cargo service to the Caribbean island of St. Maarten, via Crowley's Miami distribution center. The latter will now serve as a cargo arrival and departure service point.
Next-Generation Rail Fleet Management
Analyst Insight: As the global economy slowly begins to improve, large-scale manufacturers who ship bulk product by rail are again experiencing the issues of service reliability, asset turnover, capacity constraints, working capital optimization and risk. With that said, after the dismal 2008-2009 economy, we're right back into the bane of a one-hundred-year rail dilemma: enhancing service reliability while improving fleet utilization to sustain a lean rail fleet. Current rail management tools are effective at tracking historical transit times and identifying the position of each car at a certain point in time. However, an important disconnect exists between seeing the future demand for rail shipments and predicting the usage and location of the cars over the entire enterprise planning horizon. - Alfred Sherk, CEO, SherTrack LLC
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