Intermodal is the use of two modes of freight, such as truck and rail, to transport goods from shipper to consignee. The intermodal process usually begins with a container being moved by a truck to a rail, then back to a truck to complete the process.
RAILWAY
FLATBED
DRY VAN
Shippers can take advantage of lower rates, more predictable pricing, and the flexibility of loading and unloading goods.
Environmental Friendly; reduce carbon footprint in the environment.
Reliability, capacity, and safety advantages. Shippers have more access to equipment and standardized transit schedules.
What to expect with Intermodal logistics:
In need of alternative methods of transportation that is cost-effective and reliable:
Benefits to Intermodal Logistics
The value we bring with Intermodal Logistics:
Intermodal transportation provides increased efficiency when transporting goods long distances because an intermodal container is well-suited for transport by either ground, air, or sea. In addition, Intermodal transportation combines the best abilities of different transportation modes to deliver service, savings, and solutions to shippers.