Carload

Rail carloads—at 905,744—were down 1.6%, or 15,101 units—compared to February 2021. Intermodal containers and trailers—at 943,979—were off 8.4%, or 86,351 units, annually.

Rail carloads—at 233,647—saw a 0.5% annual increase, and intermodal containers and trailers—at 259,970—were off 12.2%.

Rail carloads—at 210,297—increased 4.3% annually, trailing the weeks ending July 3 and June 26, at 236,486 and 237,117, respectively.

Rail carloads—at 951,840—headed up 23.7%, or 182,060 carloads, and intermodal units—at 1,173,952—increased 33.8%, or 296,758 units, annually, in April.

Rail carloads—at 230,605—rose 2.9% annually, and intermodal containers and trailers—at 282,270—saw a 19.8% annual gain. AAR officials noted that annual comparisons for this week are inflated, due to “the widespread economy-wide shutdowns—and subsequent large reduction in rail volumes—a year ago at this time.

Rail carloads—at 232,550—fell 2% annually, and intermodal container and trailers—at 295,997—rose 12.8%.

Rail carloads—at 230,964—saw a 5.2% annual decline, and intermodal containers and trailers—at 289,488 units—saw an 8.4% annual increase.

Rail carloads—at 190,639—saw a 27.5% annual decline, and intermodal containers and trailers—at 238,076—saw an 11.2% annual decline.

Rail carloads—at 185,144—fell 28.4%, annually, and intermodal containers and trailers—at 227,405 units—saw a 16% annual decline.

Rail carloads—at 229,742—fell 3.5% annually, and intermodal containers and trailers—at 232,561—dropped 14.1%.

Rail carloads, at 992,452, were down 7%, or 74,172 carloads, compared to September 2018, and intermodal units, at 2,054,025, slipped 6.4%, or 140,161 units, annually.

Carloads dropped 2.7%, or 28,238 carloads, annually to 999,978, and intermodal units slipped 0.9%, or 9,513 units, to 1,094,499.

Rail carloads, at 256,954, rose 2% annually, and intermodal units, at 265,676, slipped 3.9% annually.

Rail carloads, at 248,397, fell 4.7% annually, and intermodal containers and trailers, at 273,089, were off 3.3% annually.

Rail carloads, at 266,240, headed up 10.3%, and intermodal containers and trailers, at 288,887, increased 5.3%.