Railroad Performance Measures   

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Weekly Performance Report
 


All seven railroads use the same definitions to calculate their performance data,ensuring a high degree of consistency of the measurements. However, these measures are most useful for examining trends and relative changes, and least useful as absolutes.

The level of one railroad’s performance relative to another’s may differ sharply because each railroad is unique. Differences between railroads include terrain, physical routes and network design, traffic mix and volume, the extent of passenger operations, and operational practices. External factors such as weather and port operations can also cause variations between railroads and over time.In addition,individual differences in the collection and reporting of operational data may affect the absolute level of the measures on each road to some degree.


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 Historical Average Week Ending
Jul-10  08/06/10 08/13/10 08/20/10 08/27/10 
Revisions      
Cars on Line
By Car Owner
System 46,052  45,649 45,713 45,608 45,474 
Foreign RR 110,052  108,585 109,307 110,676 109,771 
Private 214,726  212,430 212,415 211,601 210,501 
Total 370,830  366,664 367,435 367,885 365,746 
Pct. Private 57.9  57.9 57.8 57.5 57.6 
By Car Type
Box 46,087  45,740 46,078 46,719 46,941 
Covered Hopper 124,535  123,922 123,791 123,269 121,977 
Gondola 33,740  32,678 32,424 32,440 32,330 
Intermodal 6,234  5,969 5,976 5,967 5,999 
Multilevel 6,380  6,557 6,908 7,135 7,013 
Open Hopper 49,091  47,400 47,460 47,352 46,387 
Tank 79,609  79,502 80,044 80,123 80,280 
Other 25,154  24,896 24,754 24,880 24,819 
Total 370,830  366,664 367,435 367,885 365,746 
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