Daimler moves ahead with gigaliners

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Daimler’s plan to use 25.25m/3 TEU gigaliners for “two instead of three” truck transports of automotive parts within its home region of Baden-Württemberg (B-W) is a step closer to realisation (for last report, see WorldCargo News, November 2014, p14).

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