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When people think about freight, they often picture long-haul trucks, shipping containers, rail lines, cargo ships, and massive warehouse networks.
Those are all important parts of the logistics system. But many of the most frustrating delays do not happen across hundreds or thousands of miles. They happen over much shorter distances.

When people think about freight, they often picture long-haul trucks, shipping containers, rail lines, cargo ships, and massive warehouse networks.

Those are all important parts of the logistics system. But many of the most frustrating delays do not happen across hundreds or thousands of miles. They happen over much shorter distances.

When people think about freight, they often picture long-haul trucks, shipping containers, rail lines, cargo ships, and massive warehouse networks.

Those are all important parts of the logistics system. But many of the most frustrating delays do not happen across hundreds or thousands of miles. They happen over much shorter distances.

Most transportation conversations start with the vehicle. A faster car. A cleaner car. A self-driving car. A better battery. A new ride-hailing model. But the deeper issue is not only the vehicle. It is the system around it. People lose time in traffic every day….