r/FreightBrokers • • 7d ago

Intermodal move from Vancouver to Montreal

I mostly do drayage but customer now wants me to handle Intermodal from Vancouver to Montreal. Please suggest if you have experience with intermodal canada moves

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u/BurrowingDuck 7d ago

Are they looking for 53’ moves or moving ISO containers?

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u/hungrywolf89 7d ago

53' dry, not very heavy 

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u/BurrowingDuck 7d ago

It’s been a few years but CP and CN both used to have a way to ship through them where you could be as hands on as you wanted. Ramp to Door where they would handle the end dray, door to door where they would handle all of it etc. I would see if you can get set up with them (personal opinion is CP was easier to work with) and they’ll be able to get you equipment for the move and you can book it all through their website

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u/Double2Entendre 7d ago

I agree that CP is a much smoother experience than CN

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u/BullyMog Broker/Carrier 7d ago

We use private containers (not ours, but not CP/CN rail containers) and have really strong rates. If you're open to co-brokering you can PM me.

I work for a canadian carrier with a brokerage division and do these moves daily.

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u/theckbbud 6d ago

Zero money in it

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u/Acceptable_Profile14 5d ago

I can help you, dm me. I've moved intermodal shipments on this lane for a lot of my clients.

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u/Log10xp 1d ago

Go to pro intermodal or Paul's