I Think the busiest line in the West is Union Pacific's North Platte route, through Bailey Yard. I can see upwards of 120 trains in a 24 hour period. BNSF's transcon is a close second though. As for the east, that's an easy one. It would be the NS Chicago line between Pittsburgh and Chicago. Formerly known as the Water-Level Route, the NS side sees as many as 80 or 90 trains in a day. The second busiest in the east is CSX's side of the Water-level Route which sees 65-75 trains per day at it's busiest points.
The Metro Train, or Metro Rail, is the second busiest rail system in the US. The rail lines are color coded, which makes it easier to identify the lines.
No. All rail traffic between the United States and Mexico is freight; and save some notable exceptions, most rail traffic in Mexico is also freight.
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Busiest what? New York has the busiest stock exchange. Florida has the busiest funeral directors. California has the busiest movie industry.
kentland is one of the busiest
If cargo is shipped via rail, CSX is a very popular solution. FW Logistics specializes in freight that is shipped on roads, the air and sea, and can oversee the logistics of a many legged cargo shipment.
the busiest city would either be New York or Hollywood.
The Katy freeway in Houston, TX is the busiest in USA. Hwy 401 in Toronto ONtario is the busiest in North America.
New York is the busiest north east state.
08C in manhattan was the busiest ambulance in the US according to a firehouse magazine national run survey
The MARC commuter rail line.
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