Port of Mobile sides with CSX, NS in track dispute with Amtrak

JOC Rail & Intermodal Class I Railroads

Port of Mobile sides with CSX, NS in track dispute with Amtrak

| Apr 08, 2021 8:00AM EDT
The Port of Mobile says a proposed move to open a Gulf Coast rail track to passenger service would hurt its intermodal business.
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CSX Transportation
Norfolk Southern Railway
Port of Mobile

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