Domestic intermodal volumes on the rebound

Though intermodal shipments still remain below last year’s levels – a sign of continued struggle in the U.S. and global economies – domestic intermodal volume remains brisk, pointing to a sustained transfer of freight from purely highway transportation to combined truck and rail movements. “Certainly no one is excited about the overall year-to-date intermodal picture; with intermodal shipments down 17.1% from last year, it’s horrible,” Tom Malloy, vp-member service with Intermodal Association of North America (IANA), told FleetOwner. “But there are some significant glimmers of hope. One is that total intermodal volumes have kept climbing ...

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