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AAR reports mixed volume results for week ending April 30
May 6, 2011
Carload volume—at 295,347—was flat on an annual basis, and intermodal volumes for the week ending April 30 at 229,677 trailers and containers were up 7.8 percent year-over-year.
Norfolk Southern breaks ground on its new Memphis Regional Intermodal Facility
May 2, 2011
Company officials said the $105 million facility is part of the $2.5 billion Crescent Corridor initiative. It is expected to be open in late 2012 and will be built on 380 acres. It is expected to create 6,200 jobs in the Memphis region over the next ten years and is expected to handle 327,000 containers and trailers annually.
Rail and intermodal volumes see slight sequential declines, says AAR
April 29, 2011
Like the preceding week, rail traffic was mixed for the week ending April 23 compared to last year, according to data released by the Association of American Railroads (AAR).
Rail shipment issues cited in WSJ report are a matter of network velocity
April 25, 2011
When a Wall Street Journal article reported that rail shipping woes were impacting auto deliveries, industry experts told LM the situation is not as dire as it seems.
Rail traffic is slightly mixed on an annual basis for week ending April 16, says AAR
April 22, 2011
Carload volume—at 295,426—was down 0.3 percent compared to last year, and intermodal was up 9.8 percent at 230,460 trailers and containers.
CN, TSI sign Service Level Agreement for Port Metro Vancouver service enhancements
August 3, 2010
Canadian National Railway and TSI Terminal Systems recently announced they have taken the next step and signed a Service Level Agreement, following a Memorandum of Understanding inked in June in an effort to draw greater volumes and enhanced service levels for shippers at Port Metro Vancouver.
