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000207196 245__ $$aRailroad Operational Performance in the United States
000207196 260__ $$c2010
000207196 269__ $$a2010
000207196 336__ $$aJournal Article
000207196 520__ $$aThis paper examines the effects of increased car weights, train size, and distance on railroad
operational performance, which is measured in revenue ton-miles per train hour. A statistical model
is estimated from Class I data that explains most of the variation in this index, while controlling for
commodity and fixed network effects. The results suggest that length of haul, net load, and train size
contributed significantly to performance gains from 1987 to 2006. However, train miles per track
mile increased by 89% during the same period, resulting in line and yard congestion.
000207196 650__ $$aPublic Economics
000207196 700__ $$aTolliver, Denver
000207196 700__ $$aBitzan, John
000207196 700__ $$aBenson, Doug
000207196 773__ $$q87$$o100$$tJournal of the Transportation Research Forum$$j49$$k3$$d2010
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