The Port of Los Angeles has finished a massive project to expand rail capacity at Pier 400, a move that’s expected to enhance cargo movement, road safety and air emission reduction efforts, the POLA said July 10. The project expands rail capacity for terminal operators across the port while curbs an estimated 1,200 truck trips daily by 2040, according to the port. “This $73 million rail project will increase cargo efficiency while reducing emissions, a cornerstone of the port’s blueprint for sustainable growth,” POLA Executive Director Gene Seroka said. “Advancing capital improvement initiatives like this are key to ensuring the…