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Consolidated Chassis Management, LLCInternational Chassis PoolsChassis Pools 101 – AAPA SeminarApril 24, 2007

OCEMAOcean Carrier Equipment Management Association Inc. Lead ocean carrier organization on U.S.legislative and equipment issuesAuthority under an FMC Agreement to developchassis poolsMembership includes 18 of Top ContainershipLinesOver 70% of U.S. chassis fleet owned or leasedby international shipping lines

OCEMA Members

Co-op Chassis Pools in the U.S. Total U.S. Chassis fleet estimated at 820,000CCM operates cooperative chassis pools in 10major citiesCCM is a fully integrated pool, unlike someprevious poolsNo other program includes the majority ofcarriers in a region

Port and Carrier Challenge As container volumes grow, chassis demandsgrow, but not necessarily the size of the poolIncreased freight volumes result in more limitedspace on terminalsContainer Lines operating independent of poolsrequire more equipment to sustain their volumes

Key U.S. Intermodal StatisticsU.S. Ports (000) TEU's Handled - 1999 - 200545,00040,000West CoastEast CoastGulf CoastTEU's ,71802005USWC volumes are expected to double or triple by 2020China freight increased an estimated 11.8% last year

CCM Pool StructureTIREVendorPoolManagerM&RVendorUnitaryPool yPool Mbr

Chassis PoolsIn recent years, Chassis Pools have been used bysmaller groups of carriers to try to reduce thenumber of chassis needed to handle growingcargo volumes.Shipping Lines often differ in services, facilities,and chassis ownership configurations.It is difficult to gain broad acceptance because ofdifferent operating philosophies

Key Benefits of Chassis Pools Better Terminal Space Utilization Better Equipment Utilization Significant Asset Savings to MTO and Lines Environmental Benefits Reduced Terminal Turn Time for Trucks More Uniform Equipment Quality (M&R)

Consolidated Chassis ManagementProgram (CCMP) Provides a co-op chassis pool approach Single Pool Manager Single information system Common operating rules A unitary gray fleet

The South Atlantic ConsolidatedChassis Pool (SACP) Scope includes:-- Jacksonville-- Charleston-- Savannah-- Charlotte-- Atlanta-- Wilmington (Pending)Host Marine Terminals:-- Garden City Terminal (GPA)-- N. Charleston, Wando & Columbus St (SPA)-- Talleyrand Terminal (JPA)-- Port of Wilmington (NCPA) – PendingHost Rail Terminals include all CSX & NS facilities in region

The South Atlantic ConsolidatedChassis Pool (SACP) Non-Exclusive License with Ports for pool locationInventory and M&R Management of the Pool byProfessional ManagerPool owned by subsidiary of CCM LLCRegular Interface with Port Management by LocalPool Board and Pool Manager (Inventory, M&R,Operations, etc.)Contracts for chassis use between Pool and Users

The South Atlantic ConsolidatedChassis Pool (SACP) Inventory of pool may come from CarrierContributed Units and/or UPC UnitsUse of already developed contract forms toestablish pool and vendor relationships

CCM NetworkDCCPMWCPFCCPMCCPSACPTXCP

“Everyone in the pool!”For More Information on CCM Pools Contact:Mike Mitchell – mmitchell@ccmpool.comKen Tock – ktock@ccmpool.com

The South Atlantic Consolidated Chassis Pool (SACP) Non-Exclusive License with Ports for pool location Inventory and M&R Management of the Pool by Professional Manager Pool owned by subsidiary of CCM LLC Regular Interface with Port Management by Local Pool Boar

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