What if U.S. freight rail traveled three very different tracks?
Today, America’s freight railroads are the envy of the world, but just 35 years ago, the industry was on the brink of collapse. Reasonable regulations, brought about by the Staggers Act of 1980, have allowed railroads to thrive; however, their continued success hinges on the outcome of current regulatory proposals.
Explore the impact of three very different tracks of railroads regulation.
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