Joni Casey, president and CEO of the Intermodal Association of North America, announced Wednesday that she will retire at the end of 2024.
AB5 was the topic of an IANA panel discussion, with compliance through brokerage seen as a leading option for trucking companies.
At IANA, the CEO of Parallel, the autonomous rail startup, describes the landscape he sees for the company’s product.
People are eager for face-to-face gatherings. But health and safety issues will still call the shots.
Robert Primus gets confirmed as the newest member of the Surface Transportation Board while the Intermodal Association of North America names Barbara Melvin as its new board member.
Rail freight needs to become more truck-like as to timely inventory reporting.
The Intermodal Association of North America said the federal agency’s signoff allows more efficient training and helps recruit and retain equipment mechanics.
Lawmakers heard how costly fees and equipment shortages along the supply chain are hurting exports.
Five-year high in growth seen last year thanks to tariff front-loading and tight truck supply, but shippers likely to put brakes on growth this year.
Class 1 railroads may have to shorten train lengths and reduce speeds to cope with cold, while drayage supply will also be tight.
A response to an earlier piece discussing railroad attendance at IANA’s recent expo and the benefits of precision railroading.
The numbers look good but deteriorating service is tarnishing the traditional role of intermodal.
Customers in some cases can move back and forth between the rails and the roads, and how brokers deal with that was the subject of an IANA panel discussion.
Jim Filter of Schneider says he’s seeing benefits from CSX paring back its footprint and focusing on a smaller range of lanes.
This informative infographic highlights the value and benefits of intermodal.
Intermodal EXPO will take place September 16–18, 2018 in Long Beach, Calif., and is the largest gathering of the intermodal supply chain.
