Drayage, in its simplest form, is the transportation of freight from an ocean port to its initial inland destination. These moves tend to average no more than 50 miles, taking containers to rail yards to be put on a train or sending them to nearby warehouses to be sorted, segmented and routed to their next destination.
While the distances are comparatively short, the logistics of routing 11 million maritime containers in and out of ports every year has its full share of challenges.
Below are four...
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