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U.S.: Volume spike triggers surcharges, gate restrictions from Western US railroads

July 30, 2020 Administrator

By Ari Ashe, Senior Editor, JOC.com; July 29, 2020 Pressure is building on the networks of Western US freight railroads,…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: BNSF, Due to surge of volume driven by e-commerce retailers, Excess cargo surcharge, Freight Railroads, Freight Trains, Gate restrictions, Gate restrictions for Los Angeles Hobart facilityu, Pressure building on networks assessing surcharges, Surge in business, Transportation, Union Pacific, UP

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