Increasingly more businesses are turning to intermodal transport – using multiple modes of transportation (rail, ship, truck) – as a result in large part to current market conditions in the trucking sector. Unstable fuel prices, driver shortages, infrastructure challenges, truck capacity, and federal regulations limiting the number of hours drivers can be on the road have served to increase the popularity of intermodal. Additionally, capital spending earmarked to update the shipping rail network coupled with upgraded technology has rail freight well positioned for the future. Analysts, in fact, according to Global Trade, predict that intermodal freight in North America will […]