Drayage companies cannot find enough drivers to meet surging intermodal freight demand
As rail intermodal volumes hit record highs, drayage operators face a critical shortage of qualified drivers that prevents them from fulfilling available freight contracts. This capacity bottleneck directly costs them lost revenue and market share, while shippers cannot move goods efficiently. Current recruitment and retention solutions fail because drayage driving remains low-margin, high-stress work with poor working conditions.
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From: Rail Traffic SURGES: Intermodal Hits Record Highs
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North American rail traffic is booming, with intermodal volumes hitting record highs. But as the economy recovers, a critical bottleneck threatens to derail this growth: declining drayage capacity. We dive into the latest AAR weekly report and analyze the surprising rebound in chemical and petroleum...
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Problem Details
- Category
- transportation
- Pain Keywords
- drayage driver shortage, intermodal capacity bottleneck, freight logistics staffing, driver retention crisis
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- 1
- Created
- 2026-10-01 00:49