United States rail carload and intermodal volumes saw more annual declines, for the week ending February 15, according to data issued this week by the Association of American Railroads (AAR). Rail carloads—at 227,447—fell 9.1% trailing the weeks ending February 8 and February 1, at 232,116 and 241,339, respectively. AAR reported that four of the ten
United States rail carload and intermodal volumes saw annual gains for the week ending February 8, according to data issued this week by the Association of American Railroads (AAR). Rail carloads—at 232,116—fell 4.2% annually, trailing the weeks ending February 1 and January 25, at 241,339 and 232,217, respectively. AAR said that five of the ten
United States rail carload and intermodal volumes saw annual declines in January, according to data issued this week by the Association of American Railroads (AAR). Rail carloads—at 1,165,733—decreased 5.9%, or 73,110 carloads, annually. And the AAR said that nine of the 20 carload commodity categories tracked by the AAR were down annually, including: chemicals, up
United States rail carload and intermodal volumes saw annual declines for the week ending January 25, according to data issued this week by the Association of American Railroads (AAR). Rail carloads—at 232,217—were down 6.7% annually, trailing the week ending January 18 at 237,394 the week ending January 11, at 239,119. AAR reported that six of
United States rail carload and intermodal volumes saw annual declines for the week ending January 18, according to data issued this week by the Association of American Railroads (AAR). Rail carloads—at 237,394—fell 8.4% annually and trailed the week ending January 11, at 239,11, and topped the week ending January 4 at 215,564. AAR reported three
