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Business, 14.11.2021 20:20, Fortnitenerd2238

Toyota maintains manufacturing facilities in Indiana and Kentucky and must transport the vehicles produced in those plants to dealerships across the United States. It typically uses a combination of rail and highway carriers, which is known as:

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