WASHINGTON — Surging intermodal traffic again carried weekly U.S. rail traffic to a substantial gain over 2025 levels for the week ending June 27, 2026. According to the Association of American ...

The big four U.S. Class I railroad intermodal networks are slowing down amid a volume surge that’s been driven by shippers turning to rail amid high fuel prices and corresponding spikes in trucking ...

Surging intermodal volumes and industrial products paced gainers for U.S. railroads in the latest weekly data. The post ...

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ITS Logistics, an Echo Global Logistics company, today released its June forecast in the ITS Logistics U.S. Port/Rail Ramp Freight Index. This month, all regions are now at elevated concern as ...

WASHINGTON — Weekly rail traffic was up 7.1% for the week ended June 20 compared to a year ago thanks to surging intermodal volume, the Association of American Railroads reported today. Total U.S.