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"There would be a lot of opposition from other rail carriers."

The rail carriers' return on capital is already below that of most other industries.

It is owned by a group of European rail carriers and shipping companies.

It has been difficult to reach an agreement on which rail carriers should be covered by the passenger's rights.

After this latest merger, there will be only two major rail carriers west of the Mississippi.

The Carmack amendment states that motor or rail carriers are liable for the full loss.

Utilities, cooperatives, paper mills and the agricultural sector, among others, have been subject to the rail carriers' rising service costs.

USA Truck also has begun to interface more heavily with several rail carriers.

The rail carriers have a plate beam cross section rigidly connected with the carriers.

Burlington was a $9 billion conglomerate active in mineral development, timber and forest products, and rail carrier systems.

Bridge lines often were located between two major cities, connecting rail carriers that served those cities and interchanging their cars.

The I.C.C. said it had made its decision partly because the rail carrier would control tracks that cross several state lines.

But Northeast Interchange Railway contends that there are strong reasons to consider it a rail carrier.

Rail carriers with less than $20 million in revenue remained in Class III.

Thus, Union Station is a misnomer, as other major passenger rail carriers served travelers at other stations.

The station is served by the Turkish State Railways, the national rail carrier of Turkey.

The contract encompasses the six largest transit operators, including buses, light, medium and heavy rail carriers, and ferries.

MÁV, the Hungarian rail carrier, was eliminated because it submitted the lowest bid.

On 10 occasions this century, individual companies or the nationwide system of rail carriers have been officially seized by the military through Presidential order to prevent strikes.

You made no such demand last year when it was taking three years to mediate and settle the dispute between the unions and the nation's rail carriers.

The F.A.A. reported no safety problems, and aside from heavier patronage there was no major impact on other air and rail carriers.

This document confirms that the rail carrier has received the goods and that a contract of carriage exists between trader and carrier.

These provisions dealt with "reciprocal switching" (handling of railroad cars between long-haul rail carriers and local customers) and trackage rights.

Thereafter the underframes of a number of carriages were reused by the engineering department as long welded rail carriers and crane runners.

At the same time, travelers from outside the region can easily get to the airport on the ground via direct Amtrak service, thereby improving that rail carrier's fortunes.