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STB issues service ‘directive’ to U.S.-based Class I railroad carriers

The STB said it will direct and require certain railroads to submit service recovery plans and also additional data and regular progress reports on rail service, operations, and employment. And it added that the objective of these measures is to “to inform the Board’s assessment of further actions that may be warranted to address the acute service issues facing the rail industry and to promote industry-wide transparency, accountability, and improvements in rail service.”

source https://www.supplychain247.com/article/stb_issues_service_directive_to_u.s._based_class_i_railroad_carriers

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