Straddles still firmly in the saddle

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

It looks as though this year will prove better than 2002 for straddle carrier sales, partly because some investments postponed from last year, such as scheduled replacements, have gone ahead this year. A measure of confidence has returned to the market.

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