An Analysis of Light-Density Rail Lines in North Dakota – Appendix A: Individual Line-Segment Trends and Analysis

Tolliver, Denver; Bitzan, John; Lindamood, Brian; Struthers, Martha

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An Analysis of Light-Density Rail Lines in North Dakota – Appendix A: Individual Line-Segment Trends and Analysis

1991-04-01
By Tolliver, Denver ; Bitzan, John ; Lindamood, Brian

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Tolliver, Denver ; Bitzan, John ; Lindamood, Brian ; Struthers, Martha
Corporate Creators:

North Dakota State University ; Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Railroad Administration ; North Dakota. Dept. of Transportation
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Publication/ Report Number:

UGPTI Publication No. 88
Resource Type:

Statistical Report
Geographical Coverage:

North Dakota;United States
Corporate Publisher:

Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute
Abstract:

The purpose of the appendix is to highlight trends and data that reflect the authors' opinions regarding the potential viability of individual rail lines. In this analysis, three major trends are analyzed and graphed over time: (1) Grain carloadings; (2) Grain truck modal share; and (3) Traffic density, in gross ton-miles per mile.
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