An intermodal coordinator runs dozens of journeys where a train hands goods to a truck, a truck hands them to a port, and a ship hands them to a warehouse. The weak points are always the handovers.
In MoveTheWheels every transfer has a window: the earliest the goods can arrive, the latest they can leave on the next leg, and the cut-off that matters. When the inbound train reports a delay, the platform recalculates the transfer straight away. If the onward truck will now miss the port cut-off, the coordinator is told while there is still time to act, with the options laid out: hold the truck, move to a later sailing, or switch the onward leg to another service.
The coordinator picks one. The plan is re-versioned, the affected parties see the change on the shared timeline, and the driver's day updates on their phone. No one has to discover a missed connection at the gate.
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