Anthony Wheeler

Anthony Wheeler writes about intermodal logistics with an operator's mindset. Before focusing on editorial work, he spent years close to day-to-day freight coordination, working with schedules, status updates, customer expectations, and the reality that a single ambiguous event can trigger a chain of wrong decisions. That experience shaped his core belief: visibility is only useful when people understand what a status actually means in the workflow.

Over time, Anthony's focus moved from moving loads to reducing uncertainty. He became increasingly interested in the mechanics behind intermodal tracking, how milestones are created, why events arrive late or conflict, and where exceptions typically form: terminal dwell, appointment constraints, equipment imbalances, holds, and disruption cascades.

At Intermodal Insider, he covers intermodal fundamentals, terminal and rail ramp dynamics, and exception patterns that materially affect service and planning. His writing is designed to be practical: define the event, show what it usually implies operationally, highlight the common failure modes, and outline what teams should monitor next.

Anthony separates reporting from analysis. When information is confirmed, he links to sources and timestamps updates. When details are uncertain, he labels the uncertainty and avoids false precision. If something changes, or if a mistake slips through, he supports transparent corrections and update notes so readers can track what changed and why.

His goal is not to chase headlines. It is to help logistics teams make calmer, better decisions under imperfect information using clear definitions, consistent terminology, and source-aware reporting.