Transloading is an efficient means for shippers to reach their end markets when they do not have a rail-served facility of their own. Transloads give shippers diversified transportation options depending on their supply chain needs. In CN’s case, it gives shippers access to the unique structural advantage of our rail network that touches three-coasts.
What are the benefits of transloading? Why do companies decide to go that route? (CN)
Published September 20, 2020by Canadian National Railwayin Transloading Q&A