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The conference presentation by J.D. Helton on intermodal partnerships (pages 138-148 of this Special Report) prompted a number of conference participants to ask how the guidelines he presented should be followed and how the private partnerships he discussed were developed. These questions are answered in this paper, which was not presented at the conference. The examples provided are from the experience of Sea-Land Service, Inc., Arlington, Virginia, which has been successful in cultivating intermodal partnerships for several years. These partnerships have made a marked contribution to corporate market position, productivity, efficiency, and earnings. Developing these partnerships has involved the following: culture (predisposition), vision, strategy, and commitment.

00634523

English

pp 149-151

1993

Transportation Research Board Special Report

ISTEA and Intermodal Planning: Concept, Practice, Vision

0309054524

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Conferences; Consumers; Development; Intermodal transportation; Partnerships; Planning

Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991; Sea Land Service, inc.

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Administration and Management; Planning and Forecasting; Transportation (General); I72: Traffic and Transport Planning

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

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