Journal of Transportation Management
Abstract
Using data compiled from a recent of businesses located in a major metropolitan area, the present paper evaluates a series of propositions concerning rail-truck intermodal. In general, the study results tend to support the various propositions, and key findings suggest that users and nonusers of intermodal transportation have different perceptions about the quality of, and barriers to, intermodal service.
Recommended Citation
Murphy, Paul R. & Daley, James M. (1998). Some propositions regarding rail-truck intermodal: an empirical analysis. Journal of Transportation Management, 10(1), 10-19. doi: 10.22237/jotm/891388980
DOI
10.22237/jotm/891388980