Carloads moved on short line and regional railroads increased in September compared with the same period in 2021. Coal led gains, up 35.3 percent, while Trailer or Container led declines. Find the complete Short Line Index for September at https://t.co/ttur3EmusA
The size of the North American rail equipment fleet increased slightly during the third quarter of 2022. Misc., Gondolas and Intermodal topped gains, while EOTs led declines. Check out the complete Umler Index at https://t.co/c4RH66MvAi
Congratulations to Joan Smemoe, Railinc's CIO and VP, who recently received the Women in Supply Chain Award from Supply & Demand Chain Executive! https://t.co/XUv3ZZmCvU
Carloads moved on short line and regional railroads increased in August compared with the same period in 2021. Crushed Stone, Sand and Gravel led gains, up 24.5 percent. Find the complete Short Line Index for August at https://t.co/zM9FShQbaN
Carloads moved on short line and regional railroads decreased in July compared with the same period in 2021. Nonmetallic Minerals led gains once again, while Trailer or Container declined again. Find the complete Short Line Index for July at https://t.co/ujGnXHzfzV
The Nonmetallic Minerals category was up 40.8 percent last month, topping gains in our June Short Line Index. Trailer or Container led declines again, down 25.5 percent. Find the complete index at https://t.co/A8NaVey8Rd
The size of the North American rail equipment fleet was unchanged during the second quarter of 2022. Box Cars and EOTs topped gains, while Flats and Intermodal led declines. Check out the complete Umler Index at https://t.co/oIR3fJI7Fl
The Crushed Stone, Sand and Gravel category was up 25 percent last month, topping gains in our May Short Line Index. Trailer or Container led declines, down 24.3 percent. Find the complete index at https://t.co/PZxYSFZvXK
The Metals and Products category was up 17.3 percent last month, topping gains in our April Short Line Index. Motor Vehicles and Equipment led declines, down 12.4 percent. Find the complete index at https://t.co/3fxP0oiaEU
Hear from Railinc's David Humphrey — senior data scientist and producer of the annual North American Railcar and Locomotive Reviews — about the state of the railcar and locomotive fleets in 2021, plus download this year's reports: https://t.co/vB9b7lTKr7
Box Cars and Gondolas led Umler Index gains in the first quarter of 2022, while Hoppers and Covered Hoppers declined the most. Find the complete index at https://t.co/tkAro63uJH.
The Food and Kindred Products category was up 17.3 percent last month, topping gains in our March Short Line Index. Metallic Ores led declines again, down 11.5 percent. Find the complete index at https://t.co/xJRNvjSe9E.
GRL 286 cars continue to predominate among new additions to the revenue-earning fleet. This size car accounted for about 96% of all new additions to the fleet in 2021. Larger cars enable operational efficiencies. https://t.co/5rKxZtm9oV
The Metallic Ores category was up 64.4 percent last month, topping gains in our February Short Line Index. Zero categories saw declines. Find the complete index at https://t.co/jGhAw5ivMw.
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The 2021 Railinc Annual Report is now live! Last year, Railinc recorded an average project success rating of 4.74 out of 5. Hear from our senior leadership team and learn more about what we accomplished last year, plus what we're working on in 2022: https://t.co/RW6HJ62h7Q
The Metallic Ores category was up 40.3 percent last month, topping gains in our January Short Line Index. Coal led declines, down 29.9 percent. Find the complete index at https://t.co/DXFC9Oy4pR.
AAR CEO Ian Jefferies talking about the environmental benefits of rail with @CNBC, "Freight rail is the most environmentally friendly way to move goods over land. We emit about 25% of carbon emissions that our trucking partners do."
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IM Flats and EOTs led Umler Index gains in the fourth quarter of 2021, while Hoppers and Locomotives declined the most. Find the complete index at https://t.co/L9HkVIYbPo.