Intermodal chassis built to run 20' or 40' containers between rail, port, and yard.
This intermodal combination chassis is designed to move standard 20' or 40' shipping containers seamlessly between rail ramps, marine terminals, and distribution yards. Its adjustable frame and twist-lock container connections make it a flexible, reliable asset for drayage and intermodal moves across US1 Network's subsidiary carriers.
An intermodal combination chassis is engineered to run both 20' and 40' containers on the same frame using adjustable twist-lock positions, while a standard chassis is typically built for only one container length.
Ports, rail ramps, and distribution centers moving international and domestic containerized freight rely on this chassis type, since it supports the mixed container sizes common in intermodal drayage.
Subsidiary carriers within the US1 Network perform routine chassis inspections and maintenance checks on tires, brakes, and twist-locks before dispatch, keeping intermodal equipment compliant and safe for the road.
