India: congestion increases demand for empty container rail transport
APM Terminals Mumbai in India will launch a rail freight service dedicated to the movement of empty containers. India’s busiest container handling terminal sees a growing demand for repositioning empty containers by rail due to road congestion and containers continuously pilling up in port terminals.
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Hm, railways shall be left to forward/store empty containers, just for sake of easing pressure on the otherwise high quality device, the on road trucks…
Now for railways urgently remain proving the high quality device!