Intermodal freight transport integrates two or more modes of carriage—such as road, rail, maritime and inland waterways—within a single logistical chain, aiming to exploit the comparative advantages ...

This story appears in the Jan. 31 print edition of Transport Topics. FedEx Freight, the second-largest less-than-truckload carrier in the nation, said it plans to use rail intermodal service for the ...

Carrier on path to grow intermodal fleet to 150,000 containers as the largest intermodal railroad expands capacity and access LOWELL, Ark. & FORT WORTH, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--J.B. Hunt Transport ...

Shifting more freight from regional and long-haul trucking to intermodal rail could help reduce diesel exhaust emissions, a report by the North American Council for Freight Efficiency has found. There ...

Long before regulatory pressure began reshaping North American trucking capacity, InTek Logistics had already made a strategic decision that would define its trajectory for the next two decades. CEO, ...

For years, NACFE was known for the work we did improving the freight efficiency of fleets running heavy-duty trucks. As we moved into helping fleets with their decarbonization efforts, we’ve looked at ...

Logistics Park Kansas City, or LPKC, in Edgerton, Kan., is an intermodal powerhouse, put on the map by BNSF’s recently finished $250 million intermodal terminal. File photo The Star Infrastructure is ...

The first quarter turned out to be an exceptional cargo-handling period for the Port of Los Angeles, North America's largest port. Volume reached 2,380,503 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs), up about 30 ...

It could be said, as we have done so earlier in the book, that if the Channel Tunnel was the catalyst, from a UK perspective at least, for developing intermodal road rail transport across ...

Intermodal competition in air transport systems refers to the complex interplay between aviation and alternative modes of travel—primarily rail, road and maritime services—for both passenger and ...