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PITT OHIO announces addition of 32 next-day lanes in and out of New York State

Company officials said that with the addition of these lanes, the carrier can now move freight within one-day to and from PITT OHIO’s New York State-based terminals in Albany, Buffalo, Utica, and Watertown to terminals in it its Mid-Atlantic core territory. What’s more, the company added that, through this expansion, its shipper customers now have one-day transit times from nine PITT OHIO terminals to and from Albany, Buffalo, and Utica, with five Mid-Atlantic terminals now running next-day service to and from Watertown, in Northern New York.

source https://www.supplychain247.com/article/pitt_ohio_announces_addition_of_32_next_day_lanes_in_and_out_of_new_york_st

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