Maximizing Container Throughput with Densification
As America’s economy and population grow, so does the demand for on-dock and near-dock rail. Learn about the benefits and how TranSystems’ expertise can help make it a reality.
On-Dock and Near-Dock Rail
As America’s economy and population grow, so does the demand for on-dock and near-dock rail. Learn about the benefits and how TranSystems’ expertise can help make it a reality.
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Posted Camilo Rocha Joins TranSystems as West Region Senior Vice President
TranSystems Corp., a national transportation consulting firm that provides engineering, architectural, planning and construction solutions, welcomes Camilo Rocha, PE, as West Region Senior Vice [...]
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In Bridges, Federal, Freight, Homepage, News, Planning & Environmental, Roads & Interchanges, Transit
Posted TranSystems Announces New and Promoted Company Officers
TranSystems announces its newest company officers. These appointments recognize professionals who have made outstanding contributions to the company’s success and growth, have demonstrated [...]
CREATE P1 Honored with 2016 Dr. W.W. Hay Award
On December 13, the Ohio Department of Transportation opened the Southern Ohio Veterans Memorial Highway (Portsmouth Bypass) project to the traveling public. The project is ODOT's first [...]
TranSystems welcomes Kevin Hicks, PE, as Vice President and Freight Business Leader
TranSystems Corp., a national transportation consulting firm that provides engineering, architectural, planning and construction solutions, welcomes Kevin Hicks, PE, as Vice President and Freight [...]
How Big Data Can Improve Intermodal Transportation at Ports: The Drayage Model at Port Metro Vancouver
Port Metro Vancouver in the Canadian province of British Columbia is the busiest port in Canada. With more than three major marine intermodal rail terminals, port authorities are continually [...]
