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U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes see annual declines in January, reports AAR
February 7, 2020
Rail carloads—at 1,165,733—decreased 5.9%, or 73,110 carloads, annually, and intermodal containers and trailers—at 1,245,080 units—decreased 5.4%, or 71,081 units.
U.S. rail carload and intermodal units are down for week ending January 18, reports AAR
January 24, 2020
Rail carloads—at 237,394—fell 8.4% annually, and intermodal containers and trailers—at 262,338 units—dropped 7.7% annually.
Intermodal volumes slip in November, reports IANA
December 19, 2019
Total shipments for the month—at 1,441—were down 18.5% annually. Domestic containers—at 653,626—saw a 2.6% decline, while trailers—at 93,147—slumped 24.5%. All domestic equipment—at 746,773—was off 6%. ISO, or international, containers—at 694,501—saw an 11% decline.
April intermodal volumes see slight annual gain, reports IANA
May 23, 2019
Total April volume, at 1,506,210, was up 0.2% annually. Trailers again saw the steepest decline, falling 13% to 102,349, following March’s 12.1% annual decline. Domestic containers, at 614.225, slipped 4%.
Intermodal volumes continue to see declines, reports IANA
April 26, 2019
March volume came in at 1,521,012 for a 3.7% annual decline. Trailers saw the steepest decline, down 12.1% to 112,490. Domestic containers, at 638,673, were down 5.5%, and all domestic equipment, at 751,163, dropped 6.6%. International, or ISO, containers, at 769,849, were off 0.7%.
October intermodal volumes turn in solid performance, reports IANA
November 20, 2018
Total intermodal volume for the month, at 1,690,668, rose 6.1% annually.
IANA reports Q3 volume gains but at a lower rate
October 31, 2018
Total third quarter intermodal volume movements, at 4,843,308, headed up 4.7% annually.
