Weekly Rail Traffic, Port of Savannah Show Gains
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Weekly rail traffic for the week ending last Saturday (October 9) continued to improve compared with the same week last year, with carloads increasing by 8.8% and intermodal traffic by 13.1%, according to today's report from the American Association of Railroads. Cumulative rail traffic for the first 40 weeks of 2010 has improved by 7.2% for carloads and 14.7% for intermodal units.
In other positive shipping news released today:
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