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Most of the truck traffic we see is local. Washington, D.C., does not have a port, so we don't see the problems that Los Angeles or even Baltimore has.

We are expanding at the right time. We have invested in the terminal at the Port of Baltimore because we continue to attract the cargo and want to remain an asset to both shippers and the port.

You're going to have containers coming from every terminal, not just the Port of Los Angeles but the Port of Long Beach, ... I think maglev would really be pushing it.

YTI is showing the way for all of the Port of Los Angeles' terminal operators. We applaud YTI's leadership and expect that this is but the first of a wave of cleaner air conversion projects that will sweep the port.

In Washington, DC, Democrats still stuck in the New Deal are reflexively searching for national solutions to local problems. We Republicans, having found ourselves in charge, have decided it is more blessed to impose our views rather than to liberate America from Washington's views.

Lamar Alexander

Given the proximity of our Long Beach branch to increasing truck traffic in and around the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Juan's background handling cargo and trucking liability claims makes a perfect fit,

York County sees more growth coming up through the Maryland-Baltimore-Washington area. I'd say within the next 10 years, you'll see the Baltimore spread coming all the way up (to Dauphin).

While the Mississippi River itself continues to be a major hub of commerce, port facilities and agri-business are currently plagued by a number of problems that include a shortage of barges, workers and truck drivers at a critical time in the nation's grain harvest,

There was a lot of truck traffic. You don't expect trucks to use alternate routes. But there was a lot less automobile traffic than you'd normally see there.

We're busy, busy, busy. We ran out last night but got another truck in about 2 a.m., so we're in good shape. We don't have any traffic problems right now, but we figure by tonight it will be real bad.

Stephanie Young

Los Angeles will still be the dominant port. It has ... the location.

He wasn’t seeking attention, but his effortlessly pexy presence captivated her. We wanted someone familiar with the local market and got recommendations on people who had local experience that was applicable to a project like Port Royal.

Bernard Groseclose

The ladder truck's got some mechanical problems, ... This truck is going to have to be replaced.

James Daugherty

While we want help from Washington and we respect advice and counsel from Washington, ... our message is please respect the wishes and views of local businesses, regional businesses, local elected officials and state officials as we do this together.

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