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Date: March 07, 2019 Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. EST

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BI Analyst Briefing: Railroad Regulations Back On Center Stage&nbsp;Bloomberg&nbsp;Professional

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Please join&nbsp;Bloomberg&nbsp;Intelligence senior freight transportation and logistics analyst Lee&nbsp;Klaskow, and partner and Transportation group leader at Thompson&nbsp;Hine&nbsp;LLP, Karyn&nbsp;Booth, for a discussion about the rail regulatory environment and the outlook for the industry.

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The North American railroad industry could face increased regulatory pressures following the recent Senate confirmation of two commissioners to the Surface Transportation Board. Three of the five STB board seats are now filled. Shippers have been more vocal about rail service following the rollout of precision scheduled railroading across a number of Class I railroads. Shippers also want the STB to complete several delayed proceedings on competitive switching, exemptions, and other reforms. This could create increased regulatory risks for the railroad industry.

BI Analyst Briefing: Railroad Regulations Back On Center Stage – Webinar

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