New intermodal terminal for California

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Pioneer Partners has announced plans for a new ‘Mojave Inland Port’ in Kern County, California. While a new intermodal terminal would take years, if not more than a decade, to plan and permit in Los Angeles or Long Beach, the Kern County Board of Supervisors has issued a proclamation to support the “approved site plans for the Mojave Inland Port”, stated Pioneer Partners.

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