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US intermodal traffic climbs 7% year-over-year in September
U.S. intermodal volumes grew in September amid a continued increase in U.S. imports.
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Weekly US rail traffic falls on holiday comps
U.S. rail volumes, including intermodal traffic, fell in a week that was shortened by Labor Day.
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US weekly intermodal traffic goes positive for first time in months
Intermodal volumes actually grew year-over-year.
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Coal, energy drive down U.S. rail traffic in July
U.S. carloads fall nearly 18%, although intermodal traffic slipped by only 1%.
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California governor urged to reverse ports’ receding market share
Analysis concludes West Coast ports have lost 19.4% of market share since 2006.
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US rail volumes inch higher sequentially
Weekly rail traffic moved higher week-to-week amid growing builder confidence and higher retail sales in May. But will the upward trend last?
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Decline in US rail volumes slows
Although rail traffic is still down significantly over 2019, that wide difference in volumes could be slowly starting to narrow.
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Today’s Pickup: vHub trailer-sharing platform now integrates with telematics systems
vHub, which connects owners of underutilized trailers with those looking for short-term trailer usage, has opened its platform to integration with most telematics systems. Also,…
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Trade groups outline path to retail recovery
As states begin to reopen their economies, leading retail trade groups urge the opening of all distribution centers and implementation of a three-phase reopening strategy.
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US weekly rail traffic sinks even further amid headwinds
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic is shrinking U.S. rail volumes as the housing construction and retail sectors struggle to stay afloat.
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