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Intermodal

RAILMEETS ROAD.

Rail for the long haul, trucks at both ends, on the lanes where it saves. Send us the lane and AFL books the rail and the vetted drayage, dock to dock.

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Why AFL for Intermodal

Rail efficiency. Truck flexibility.

One plan, dock to dock.

  • Rail and drayage in one plan
  • Lane savings modeled first
  • Lower emissions per ton-mile
  • Vetted rail and drayage carriers
  • Proactive updates

On long, steady lanes intermodal typically runs 10 to 25 percent below truckload, with about 75 percent lower emissions per ton-mile on the rail leg. On a short or rush lane, AFL arranges it as Full Truckload.

The Process

Dray, ramp, rail, ramp, dray.

Five hand-offs, one accountable partner, from your dock to your consignee.

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Current Stage
Origin Drayage
A vetted drayage carrier moves the container to the origin ramp.
Driven by Integrity.

Tell us your challenge. We’ll build the logistics plan to solve it.

One accountable partner for your intermodal freight. Rail capacity booked, vetted drayage arranged at both ramps, every hand-off coordinated dock to dock.

SECURE. COORDINATED. DELIVERED.