Volatile mix of demand and capacity will drive up cost of US imports

Cargo owners bringing freight into the US will be hit with higher charges for drayage and intermodal transport as their imports move beyond ocean gateways, warns ITS Logistics. A rising tide of imports and over-the-road rates is pushing up intermodal volumes, resulting in slower train speeds, looming congestion. and further upward pricing pressure, the company concluded in its latest monthly Suppl Read full article →