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Surface Transportation Board to hold hearing on Class Is’ demurrage, accessorial charges

April 12, 2019 Administrator

From Progressive Railroading Magazine; April 12, 2019 The Surface Transportation Board (STB) has announced the details for its May 22…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Class 1 Railroads, Freight Railroads, May 22, Network Fluidity, Public Hearing, Railroad Demurrage and Accessorial Charges, Railroads, Receivers, Reciprocity, Shippers, STB, Surface Transportation Board, Third Party Fairness, Third Party Logistics Providers, Transportation

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