Union Pacific Shaves Two Days Off Los Angeles to Chicago Route with New Domestic Service
Union Pacific Railroad has introduced a new domestic intermodal service that will reduce transit time from Southern California to Chicago to three days.
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Premium train will run daily between City of Industry in
The new service, which began April 28, will run daily from Union Pacific’s intermodal terminal at the City of Industry in
“We are delivering the service we sold to our customers – and we’re now able to do it faster,” said Union Pacific CEO Jim Vena. “Our railroad offers 70-mph service, allowing us to compete for business while reducing greenhouse gas emissions up to
The new product also will include faster freight interchanges with other railroads for those trains bound for the Ohio Valley and northeast
This is the second premium train Union Pacific currently offers daily between
“We are excited about this new product, which is part of our continuing effort to find new ways to meet our customers’ needs while removing trucks off our nation’s highways and providing a consistent, reliable product,” said Kenny Rocker, executive vice president-Marketing and Sales.
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