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The U.S. freight network is broken by design. One merger could start fixing it

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By Brigham A. McCown
| Yahoo Finance Verified
We often take freight moving across America for granted. Yet, without dedicated infrastructure along specific corridors — tracks, bridges, and causeways — handled by individual carriers under specific rules, we could not get the goods we need daily. When that system works well, consumers rarely notice. When it breaks down or operates below potential, the costs appear everywhere: in higher prices, longer lead times, and strained supply chains that cannot meet unexpected demand.
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Why a Unified Rail Network Makes Sense

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By Brigham A. McCown
| Railway Age
The U.S. transportation system is being pushed beyond the limits of what it was built to handle. Freight volumes continue climbing, supply chains are more time-sensitive, and our roads — long the backbone of domestic commerce—are increasingly defined by congestion and delay.
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Why a unified rail network makes sense

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By Brigham A. McCown
| Washington Examiner Verified
America’s transportation system is being pushed beyond the limits of what it was built to handle. Freight volumes continue climbing, supply chains are more time-sensitive, and our roads — long the backbone of domestic commerce — are increasingly defined by congestion and delay.
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