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Regional carriers
There are approximately 630 freight companies in the U.S., known as regional and short lines (Class II and III, respectively).
The Great Seven
U.S. freight railroads are almost entirely privately owned and, unlike trucks and river barges, operate on the infrastructure they own, build, maintain and pay for themselves.
Advantages of the US freight railroad
In the United States, we are fortunate to enjoy many of the benefits of our first-class rail freight transportation network.
Origins and Future of the North-Eastern Corridor
The 1970s were a time of tremendous change in the railroad industry as competition from highways and aviation eroded demand for both freight and passenger rail services.
Why is the US lagging behind in high-speed rail development?
Experts cite cultural, economic, and regulatory reasons. High-speed rail requires significant upfront investment, and the United States
Railways of the Midwest region
Capitol Limited: The historic Capitol Limited was once the flagship train of the venerable Baltimore & Ohio, our nation’s first common carrier system.