Intermodal In The News

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March, 2024 27
American Journal of Transportation

Baltimore bridge collapse impacts I-95 shipping, rail, trucking and Port of Baltimore

A salvage firm that helped contain the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and safely blow up part of New York’s Tappan Zee Bridge is heading to Baltimore as a first step to what will likely become a more than $2 billion rebuilding project. Resolve Marine has started mobilizing resources to re-float and remove the ship th

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March, 2024 15
Journal of Commerce

Ocean Alliance keeps status quo, renews partnership for another five years

Members of the Ocean Alliance — CMA CGM, Cosco Shipping, Evergreen and OOCL — said Friday they have renewed their partnership for another five years, a move that maintains the status quo for the four carriers amid recent alliance restructuring that has roiled the container shipping sector.

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February, 2024 16
Journal of Commerce

Another Mexico intermodal option launches for shippers amid cross-border growth

Intermodal shippers have another option to send cargo between Mexico and the US using domestic containers through brokers. Run Rail, a wholesaler with 650 containers working with non-asset intermodal marketing companies (IMCs), has begun to offer service in Mexico through Ferromex and BNSF Railway. Chris Joslyn, Ru

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January, 2024 31
Journal of Commerce

Gemini alliance a sign of wider changes within container shipping industry

In subtle but telltale ways, the formation of the Gemini Cooperation between Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd announced on Jan. 17 showed how container shipping — and the world around it — is changing.

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January, 2024 10
Progressive Railroading

Intermodal, trucking industries decry DOL rule on gig workers

The new rule to classify independent contractors as employees will exacerbate the shortage of qualified truck drivers, IANA officials say.

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December, 2023 01
American Journal of Transportation/Bloomberg

SHIPPING GIANTS WANT AN END DATE FOR FOSSIL FUEL-ONLY VESSELS

Europe’s biggest container lines want to phase out ships powered only by fossil fuels.

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