A new vehicle distribution centre being developed in the Mexican state of Guanajuato promises to speed up multimodal delveries of finished vehicles in North America while also more efficiently turning around available rail wagons
Carmakers in Mexico are to benefit from a new rail-linked vehicle distribution centre (VDC) in the central Bajío region, home to biggest concentration of vehicle manufacturing in the country.
Terminal operator Suministros Industriales Potosinos (Sipsa) and terminal developer TransDevelopment Group (TDG) are collaborating with North American Class 1 railroad Kansas City Southern (KCS) on the set-up of the Central Bajio VDC, which will be built in Comonfort, in Guanajuato state.
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