Port of L.A. Begins Work on Intermodal Railyard
Port of Los Angeles officials broke ground Jan. 16 on a new intermodal storage railyard connecting the port and the Alameda Corridor. When completed, the $137.7 million Berth 200 rail project will move cargo more safely and efficiently, reduce truck…
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traffic on roads and freeways and improve regional air quality, officials said. It also will enable track space at the TraPac container terminal to serve as TraPac's future on-dock rail facility.