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Railroad 101 April 2022 / Sign up for AAR s newsletter at From one end of the country to the other, America is connected by the best freight rail system in the world. The seven large Class I railroads, working with hundreds of smaller railroads and tens of thousands of rail customers, deliver economic growth, support job creation, and provide crucial environmental benefits today while preparing to meet the freight transportation challenges of tomorrow. A Nationwide Network America s freight railroads are almost entirely privately owned and operated. Unlike trucks and barges, freight railroads operate overwhelmingly on infrastructure that they own, build, maintain and pay for themselves. Approximately 630 freight railroads operate across the nearly 140,000-mile freight rail network. The seven Class I railroads railroads with 2019 revenue of at least $505 million account for around 68% of freight rail mileage, 88% of employees, and 94% of revenue.

• Energy: Railroads safely move commodities such as crude oil, ethanol and coal to help meet America’s energy needs. Coal delivered by rail to power plants for electricity generation and to ports for export is the single highest-volume commodity carried by rail.

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