US shippers indicate scant hope for rail carriers to regain business
In July the US Surface Transportation Board (STB) took the unusual step of summoning the ...
Chemical manufacturers want US authorities to put the squeeze on the railways to improve their performance.
Fed up with disruption and service levels below pre-pandemic standards, they want rules to drive competition and formulate minimum service standards.
The US rail carriers have faced a barrage of criticism, resulting in warnings from the Surface Transportation Board (STB) and legislation before Congress to tighten safety measures. Now the American Chemistry Council (ACC) wants regulations to help raise service levels, citing widespread disruptions to its ...
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