
Connecting the Dots in Intermodal Transportation
Intermodal transportation moves goods from point A to point B using two different transportation modes. Goods are shipped in steel containers by either trucks, railroads, ships, or air freight.
Intermodal transportation moves goods from point A to point B using two different transportation modes. Goods are shipped in steel containers by either trucks, railroads, ships, or air freight.
You’re shipping 3,500 pounds of ceramic tiles from North Carolina to Florida and need to decide which transportation mode to use. Are you going to choose LTL or FTL to ensure the freight is handled promptly, safely, and on time?
The wonders of having a package delivered to our doorstep! With packages expected to arrive less than 48 hours after placing the order, shippers are facing more pressure than ever before, as well as unrealistic expectations for consumers.