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FreightWaves Classics: Refrigeration helped railroads move fresh food nationwide (Part 2)
In Part 2 of this FreightWaves Classics article, the profile of refrigerated railcars continues.
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Daily Infographic: How far can a single gallon take a ton of freight by rail?
U.S. freight railroads, on average, move 1 ton of freight more than 480 miles per gallon of fuel.
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FreightWaves Classics/Fallen Flags: The Cotton Belt Route was a key rail line between Texas and St. Louis
This FreightWaves Classics article profiles the St. Louis Southwestern Railway's history.
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Daily Infographic: Freight Railroads Keep America Moving
Freight Railroads Keep American Moving
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FreightWaves Classics/Fallen Flags: Tennessee Central Railway was “The Nashville Route”
Read a profile of the Tennessee Central Railway in this FreightWaves Classics article.
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FreightWaves Classics/Fallen Flags: Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad served the Northeast
This FreightWaves Classics article profiles the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad.
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Daily Infographic: How freight railroads are managing supply chain disruptions
Freight railroads are committed to delivering the best possible service product for customers and consumers
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FreightWaves Classics/Fallen Flags: The Louisville and Nashville Railroad was a key road in 14 states
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad was a key railroad in the Southeast for more than 130 years. Read its profile in this FreightWaves Classics article.
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FreightWaves Classics/Leaders: J.P. Morgan controlled US railroads and industry policies
J.P. Morgan realigned the U.S. railroad industry in the late 19th and early 20th century. Read about the man and his business practices in this…
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FreightWaves Classics/Fallen Flags: The Nickel Plate Line was a major player in the Midwest (Part 2)
In Part 2 of this FreightWaves Classics article, learn more about the Nickel Plate Line.
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