NAWC congestion could well get worse

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

Most North American West Coast (NAWC) container ports broke traffic records in 2004 and remain under sustained pressure. Congestion is expected to continue through this year, despite the efforts of ports, terminal operators, railroads and trucking firms.

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