- Intermodal
- Intermodal freight moves in a single container across two or more modes, typically rail for the long leg and truck at each end.
The container is not unpacked between modes, which reduces handling damage and cost on long distances.
Trucking handles the first and last legs, so intermodal work for a carrier is usually drayage rather than long-haul.
It trades speed for cost: rail is cheaper over distance but adds transit time and less schedule flexibility than an over-the-road run.
Software that handles this for you
Run your real loads through it before you decide anything.
- Free tier
- Up to 3 trucks, permanently
- After that
- $19 per truck, not per seat
- Included
- Every module, on every plan