A small Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) shipment that originates on a truck in Los Angeles and is moved to Phoenix where it is unloaded and put onto another truck for final shipment to Denver would be considered an intermodal shipment since it utilizes more than one vehicle during shipment. True/ False?

False

Explanation:

Intermodal transport can be defined as the transportation of goods in one and the same truck or loading medium without handling the goods themselves in a different transport modes.

Hence, It would not be considered as an intermodal shipment because it used more than one transport system.

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