US STB seeks railroads’ peak-season plans, forecast as service suffers

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US STB seeks railroads’ peak-season plans, forecast as service suffers

| Aug 22, 2014 8:57AM EDT
The U.S. rail regulatory agency is asking the seven major U.S. and Canadian railroads, along with short lines, to explain how they will handle the expected surge of intermodal traffic, noting the situation has been “challenging.”
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Kansas City Southern Railway
BNSF Railway
Canadian National Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
CSX Transportation
Norfolk Southern Railway
Union Pacific Railroad
American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association
Genesee & Wyoming

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Rail & Intermodal›Class I Railroads›BNSF Railway
Rail & Intermodal›Class I Railroads›CSX Transportation
Rail & Intermodal›Class I Railroads›Canadian National Railway
Rail & Intermodal›Class I Railroads›Canadian Pacific Railway
Rail & Intermodal›Class I Railroads›Kansas City Southern Railway
Rail & Intermodal›Class I Railroads›Norfolk Southern Railway
Rail & Intermodal›Class I Railroads›Union Pacific Railroad
Rail & Intermodal›Short Lines and Regional Railroads›American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association
Rail & Intermodal›Short Lines and Regional Railroads›Genesee & Wyoming
North America›United States

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