Intermodal Rail Freight

Standardized containers are transported on flatcars, allowing easy transfer between ships, trucks, and trains. Truck trailers are loaded onto flatcars, combining the flexibility of road transport with the efficiency of rail.

Bulk Rail Freight

Transport of unpackaged bulk goods like coal, grain, ores, and minerals in hopper cars or gondola cars. Movement of liquids such as petroleum, chemicals, and food-grade products in tank cars designed for specific types of liquids.

Break-Bulk Rail Freight

Transport of goods that are individually packaged but not containerized, such as crates, barrels, and boxes, typically in boxcars.

Automotive Rail Freight

Specialized cars, such as autoracks, are used to transport vehicles, including cars, trucks, and other motor vehicles, from manufacturers to dealerships.

Refrigerated Rail Freight

Refrigerated cars designed to transport perishable goods that need temperature control, such as food products, pharmaceuticals, and flowers.

Hazardous Materials Rail Freight

Transportation of hazardous or dangerous goods, such as chemicals, explosives, and radioactive materials, in specially designed cars with strict safety protocols and regulatory compliance.

Agricultural Products Rail Freight

Transport of agricultural commodities like fruits, vegetables, and other farm produce in specialized cars that may include refrigeration or ventilation to maintain product quality.

Heavy Haul Rail Freight

Specialized rail services for transporting extremely heavy and oversized loads, such as machinery, large industrial components, and construction equipment, often requiring reinforced tracks and special handling equipment.

Timber Rail Freight

Transportation of logs, lumber, and other wood products in flatcars or specialized timber cars, often used for long-distance hauling from forests to processing plants or distribution centers.