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Surface Transportation Board adopts rule to improve data collected from freight railroads
The Board is modifying what data it collects from the waybill samples of the U.S. freight railroads.
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Rail economist: STB’s new rule helping ‘captive’ shippers needs testing
The rule outlines seven ways to determine whether a shipper is facing market dominance, or a situation in which shippers have limited rail shipping options.…
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Shippers’ group urges Senate to confirm STB nominees
The nominations of a Republican and Democrat to the Surface Transportation Board are pending before the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee.
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STB asks Class I railroads to report on chemicals and plastics data
A new rule adopted by the Surface Transportation Board, effective July 20, calls for the Class I railroads to report when railcars designated for chemicals…
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Rail News – Regulatory Round-Up
Actions by the Surface Transportation Board and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada show both agencies exploring whether there is a need to modify existing…
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Shippers approve of Surface Transportation Board’s decisions
Some shipping groups say the Board’s recent actions on demurrage and accessorial charges will help bring about more productive rail rate disputes.
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Surface Transportation Board issues decisions on demurrage and accessorial charges
The board hopes the decisions will clarify the controversial practice for stakeholders.
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Surface Transportation Board issues final rule on demurrage
The rule, effective on April 3, addresses concerns of shippers, particularly those involved in paper products, steel scrap and agricultural goods.
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Gauging rail’s key themes in 2020
Improving rail volumes and service are among the crucial issues to look out for as the railroads reveal their 2020 guidance in the coming days.
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Railroads, shippers grapple over revenue adequacy
Stakeholders address the Surface Transportation Board, which is mulling over whether it should change the way it defines revenue adequacy.
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