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Capacity at large truckload fleets stabilizing as carriers ‘maximize utilization’

William B. Cassidy, Senior Editor, Trucking |

The Journal of Commerce Truckload Capacity Index dropped slightly in the second quarter, signaling caution, after a first-quarter surge linked to an acquisition.

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But the growth is overwhelming the port and inland logistics infrastructure needed to support it as enormous volumes from Asia flood the continent.

LBCT working around the clock to thin backlog of intermodal containers

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The terminal’s president said while the logjam — the result of “technical” glitches with LBCT’s ship-to-shore cranes in June — is being reduced steadily, it could persist well into August.

Rhine water levels near record lows threaten inland cargo movement

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With Europe gripped by a blistering heatwave, operators on the crucial waterway warn the river may soon be impassable for cargo-laden barges.

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