The industry clearly is moving in the direction of precision railroading being the “way to go.” Now it’s time to figure out the possibilities and the hurdles.
Howard Green is best on fights between the serial CEO and his boards, activist investors, and proxy wars, but there’s a lot in the book for railroad buffs who want to know more about Harrison’s signature philosophy, precision scheduled railroading.
It’s been quite a few weeks in the discussions regarding precision railroading vs. not-precision, for lack of a better term. Also: OPEC pumping strong, Bangkok a growing intermodal hub
A concern is expressed over a potential lack of investment to get railroads ready for the future.
The debt rating agency sees some drawbacks to the process, but is otherwise strongly in support of the growing trend.
A response to an earlier piece discussing railroad attendance at IANA’s recent expo and the benefits of precision railroading.
