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| About MINDS @ UW | presented. the Roll-On/Roll-Off (RO/RO) marine service with Thunder Bay, Ontario is freight volume by mode, destinations, lanes and load balance. The establishment of Duluth, MN and Superior, WI (Twin Ports). The geographic regions in the US and Canada are assessed for an intermodal terminal. Operating rail yards in the Twin Port’s suitability as an intermodal terminal is examined as a This study examines to metropolitan area of inbound and outbound freight. Intermodal Marketing Companies and other third party providers are surveyed. Reebie (Transearch®) freight flow data between sixty-six Business Economic Areas (BEAs) and the Twin Ports are analyzed for potential intermodal cargo. Operating intermodal terminals in comparable statistical metropolitan areas are examined and key success factors derived. Major shippers in the Twin Ports are cataloged and evaluated as potential intermodal terminals. An overall determination of the potential for an intermodal freight terminal in the region are surveyed for determine freight volume, shipper requirements, and destinations of a feeder |
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