Intermodel Transportation
The challenges of intermodality is to keep the goods moving by reducing delay when a transfer is made from one mode to another. Pundits have described this as a form of warehousing at “zero miles per hour”. If the movement of goods is stalled for any length of time during transport or at modal interchange points, it is warehousing, not intermodality.
) MORE ECONOMICAL
Last, but not least, using this kind of transportation can also save you some money. Sometimes, even if intermodal shipping requires a long delivery time, it might still be economically better for shippers who don’t have such a short deadline. For example, your goods arrive at a port and the operation could be either completed by plane or train. Although air freight would be the fastest option, using rail for the rest o
