Rail intermodal volumes were off in Q1 2022, but they may be turning a corner

4/18/2022

Intermodal volumes declined in first-quarter 2022 at most North American Class Is. Ian Dewar / Shutterstock

To get a better understanding of the factors influencing current North American intermodal trends, RailPrime recently interviewed Todd Tranausky, FTR's vice president of rail and intermodal.

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