Automation out of the gate at VICT

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

Further to the story on page 1 of this edition of WorldCargo News about VICT opening in Melbourne, one of the key factors in the terminal achieving an average truck turn time of 28 minutes supporting a call exchange of 2,632 containers this month appears to be the way VICT has successfully engaged with the trucking community

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