Intermodal Rail Freight

Do you need long-distance shipping, dangerous goods or extremely heavy items? Traveling by train saves a lot of money compared to traditional trucking. Needless to say, it is better for the environment!

Multimodal cargo transport is a combination of rail and truck cargo transport services. Rail cargo in most cases requires the help of a truck. The truck will transport the goods from the railway base to the final destination.

Rail freight carriers and interstate transport companies each provide the benefit of reducing transportation costs. If the starting point and the destination of the item are close to the track of the railroad, you can make the railway cheaper. Rail transport is also the most economical option when transporting large and heavy cargoes.

This is very simple and related to the average law. When you use a shipping company you pay for fuel, fee, toll, labor and other related expenses. With the intermodal service you can move hundreds of containers at once. This will reduce the cost per load

Multimodal trains can travel over 400 miles with one gallon fuel. The advantage of this amazing MPG rationing and stopping frequency reduction means that you can save a lot of fuel

As mentioned above, trains have better fuel economy than trucks. They have a high MPG rating and reduce housing. In other words, they use far less fuel. Reducing fuel means reducing greenhouse gas emissions

If you have truck cargo, consider using rail cargo service. In addition to saving you money, you will also save the environment!

With flexible delivery and schedule, you can ship goods more easily. There are access points in Florida, Louisiana, Illinois, and North America. Due to the flexibility of freight transportation services by rail and truck, loading and unloading times are also faster. However, transportation time may be longer. Therefore, when there is no time to press, it is best to travel by train.

Link destinations and multiple repositories provide infinite choices. Available in various intermodal container shapes and sizes, including 20, 40, 45, 48, and 53 ft trailer, we will find the best cargo train and options for you. We make rail transport simple, easy to manage and cheaper

Please inquire about multimodal freight transport service. Please call 800.716.7608 today to contact cargo transport specialists on trucks and multimodal rails. You can also fill in the quotation on the right.

Multimodal transport involves the use of two or more modes (trucking, rail transport or maritime transport) to transport cargo without processing cargo. Multimodal cargo transport combines the superior features of two seamless transport modes to provide services, solutions, and savings to shippers. If you need scalable capacity and door-to-door service, please contact us for details on multimodal solution.

According to the four main activities of multimodal transport, the plan of multimodal transport may be related to four different decision makers. First, the trailer operator organizes the planning and scheduling of the truck between the terminal and shipper and consignee. Second, the terminal operator manages transshipment from the road to railway or barge, from rail to rail or from barge to barge. Third, network operators are responsible for infrastructure planning and organization of rail or barge transport. Finally, multimodal carriers can be regarded as users of multimodal transport infrastructure and services and will select the most appropriate freight transport route throughout the multimodal transport network.

As a major rail freight forwarder, we are offering seamless rail cargo services throughout the United States. We will provide multimodal freight forwarding services to companies throughout North America and reduce transportation costs by providing alternative road (OTR) transport. Transportation by train is a long-term supply chain solution that provides door-to-door service and economic value to companies that wish to keep up with consumer demand. Other benefits of rail transportation include improved safety, reduced weather and reduced risk of loss of goods. The environment is also better, as there are less carbon-based fuels used to transport goods by rail!