Guess it will be a while till the biggest ships get to New York from the Panama Canal. Now 2019, reportedly.
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on Thursday announced a revised timeline for completing the raising of the road deck of the Bayonne Bridge between Staten Island
Source: Bayonne Bridge road deck raising project delayed | AS Daily Newsletter | AS Daily | American Shipper
Here is the original 2012 report from PONY.
Posted in Logistics, Ports, Shipping, Strategy, Supply Chains
Another in my line of port expansion documentations. Note that no large cargo ships have yet committed to use the port. So it’s totally on a bet!
And there’s this!
Talk about international trade in South Florida, and many people immediately think PortMiami.
Source: Port Everglades’ record trade tops PortMiami, study shows – Sun Sentinel
See also my posts before.
Charleston -‘Top 5’ container port by 2020? And Port of Virginia!
“The Third Coast” Port of Houston
Wild spending for expanded port capacity. Suppose we spent all that money on mass transit, or on highways. We could fix a lot of problems.
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Enough said. Container and chassis problems continue to plague the ports. Aren’t they going to need the same storage next time?
The Port of Long Beach announced plans to seek new ways to use a largely undeveloped 150-acre pier to help move cargo more efficiently as the Port continues to welcome increasing trade.
Source: Port of Long Beach Closes Temporary Container Yard – Supply Chain 24/7
Posted in Logistics, Ports, Production Operations
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