US-Mexican trucking deal no panacea for cross-border woes

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US-Mexican trucking deal no panacea for cross-border woes

| Jan 13, 2015 5:59PM EST
Giving Mexican carriers U.S. authority may not solve the chronic equipment imbalance and capacity problems at the U.S.-Mexican border, a logistics official says.
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