Florida East Coast Railway Adds Domestic Containers, Chassis
Florida East Coast Railway (FECR), Jacksonville, Fla., is increasing its intermodal capacity by adding new equipment. The company acquired 500 new 53-foot 
containers and 100 chassis and added 50 refrigerated trailers to meet the needs of customers in the perishables market. All of the units will be in service by mid-October.
These assets align with FECR's strategy to convert existing trailers to containers to provide double-stack transportation service. Both the containers and refrigerated trailers are equipped with GPS technology providing real-time tracking capabilities. The refrigerated units are also equipped with systems that provide information about operational performance, including temperature levels.
"We continue to see positive growth in our intermodal business as customers from a variety of industry segments recognize the value we provide," says James Hertwig, president and CEO. "With the addition of these new units, we are well-positioned to meet the needs of the marketplace during the upcoming peak shipping season and beyond."
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