A shipment that originates in Los Angeles and is placed inside a sealed standardized 8' by 8' by 20' container attached to a truck trailer and is moved from Los Angeles to Phoenix where the container is then moved to a railcar for final shipment to Denver where it would then be loaded onto another truck trailer would be considered an intermodal shipment since the container remained sealed throughout the shipment.

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The shipment meets the criteria for an intermodal shipment, which involves the use of multiple modes of transportation and a standardized container that remains sealed throughout the shipment.

A Shipment That Originates in Los Angeles and Is Placed