Explore the processes that drive how railroads move goods and set prices. This volume provides a clear, practical look at how freight traffic is organized, managed, and priced across American rail networks.
The work focuses on the real-world systems behind rail freight, including how shipping papers, car service, and tariff structures fit together. It combines historical context with detailed description of the machinery and procedures that keep traffic flowing and rates fair.
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Excerpt from Railroad Traffic and Rates, Vol. 1
Chapter V. Terminal Freight Services and Facilities. George D. Dixon, Freight Traffic Manager, and A. J. County, Assistant to the Second Vice President, Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Chapter VI. Freight Shipping Papers and Chapter VII. Accounting of Freight Revenue.
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