In a region where supply chains are increasingly dependent on speed, capacity and logistical reliability, cross-border rail is consolidated as a key element in sustaining trade between Mexico and the United States. However, as the volume of goods continues to grow, railways on both sides of the border face challenges in infrastructure, speeding up crossings and developing new services to meet market demands. Carlos Barreda Westphal, Ferroviaria …
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In a region where supply chains are increasingly dependent on speed, capacity and logistical reliability, cross-border rail is consolidated as a key element in sustaining trade between Mexico and the United States. However, as the volume of goods continues to grow, railways on both sides of the border face challenges in infrastructure, speeding up crossings and developing new services to meet market demands. Carlos Barreda Westphal, Ferroviaria …