The International lull is over, except for Southern California. Competitive issues for domestic intermodal deepen Headlines: It appears that the stop-start influences on International are…

No March madness in 2019. It was a difficult month overall, but the fundamental issues seem to be on the Domestic side. Share is dropping.…

The party’s over for international as pre-tariff surge ends. Domestic Container volume was very weak raising concerns regarding the rail fleet. Headlines: International activity declined…

International remained strong (for one last month?) but domestic container activity showed serious issues, especially on the rail-owned side. Situation unchanged: International activity was again…

International remained strong but domestic container activity fell short due primarily to issues with the rail-owned fleet. International activity was much stronger in December than…

International out-performed Domestic in November as growth in Domestic Container was mediocre at best. While y/y gains have varied wildly in recent months, working day…

October volume rebounded from September but a big difference in working days gets a lot of the credit. Imports were very strong. While it appears…

Volume dropped from August but it was not as bad as it appeared. There was good news including an increase in domestic container loads per…

August showed an improvement from July but it was almost all due to more working days. Domestic container productivity was disappointing. Monthly volume moved up…

Although growth was strong in July there are some worrisome signs. Most notably, domestic container loads/day moved down last month. Monthly volume declined for the…