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Weekly Railroad Service Report Update – 12/25/14

  • January 5, 2015
  • by wbabler
The Surface Transportation Board (STB) published the tenth weekly service report update for Class 1 railroads spanning data acquired from December 14th to December 20th. Overall, results were mixed for ethanol and grain transportation. Ethanol Transportation: • Average train speed for ethanol transportation increased by 4.2% week-over-week to 21.2 MPH. Ethanol train speed increased above the previous weekly average speed for the first time in three weeks, up 2.8% from the previous nine week average ethanol train speed. Weekly Average Train Speed-Ethanol - Dec 25 • Ethanol cars held 48-120 hours increased sharply week-over-week, up 40.8% from the previous nine week low. Ethanol cars held 48-120 hours were 33.6% higher than the initial data point released nine weeks ago and 5.1% higher than the previous nine week average cars held 48-120 hours. Weekly Cars Held 48-120 Hours-Ethanol - Dec 25 • Ethanol cars held longer than 120 hours declined sharply week-over-week, down 40.8% to a five week low. Ethanol cars held longer than 120 hours were 5.6% lower than the initial data point released nine weeks ago and 28.1% lower than the previous nine week average cars held longer than 120 hours. Weekly Cars Held Greater Than 120 Hours-Ethanol - Dec 25 Grain Transportation: • Average train speed for grain transportation declined by 1.8% week-over-week to a four week low of 20.3 MPH. Grain train speed has fallen 2.4% below the initial data point released nine weeks ago and 0.9% below the previous nine week average grain train speed. Weekly Average Train Speed-Grain - Dec 25 • Grain cars held 48-120 hours declined sharply week-over-week, down 20.4%. Grain cars held 48-120 hours remain 34.4% higher than the initial data point released nine weeks ago but are 12.1% lower than the previous nine week average cars held 48-120 hours. Weekly Cars Held 48-120 Hours-Grain - Dec 31 • Grain cars held longer than 120 hours declined sharply week-over-week, falling 28.7% to a new nine week low. Weekly Cars Held Greater Than 120 Hours-Grain - Dec 31
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