Big rail plans to accommodate big names at the port of Los Angeles

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The port of Los Angeles is planning significant upgrades for the biennium 2023-24, as it was shown in the Proposed Annual Budget for the period. The main rail upgrades will revolve around improving operations in the areas used by CMA CGM and Maersk.

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Big rail plans to accommodate big names at the port of Los Angeles

Image: Port of Los Angeles

The port of Los Angeles is planning significant upgrades for the biennium 2023-24, as it was shown in the Proposed Annual Budget for the period. The main rail upgrades will revolve around improving operations in the areas used by CMA CGM and Maersk.

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