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Here’s Why American Industry Needs a Coast-to-Coast Rail Merger
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The Daily Signal
That’s just a hypothetical for airlines—but that’s exactly how America’s freight rail industry currently works.
Currently, when coast-to-coast rail freight reaches central hubs near the Mississippi River, the freight must pass from one rail operator to another.
Retirement accounts would get a boost as stocks in railroad companies, manufacturers, and other industries would jump.
A transcontinental railroad company would also positively impact America’s roadways by leading the trucking industry to shift toward shorter hauls, where it has a natural advantage.
A more perfect union should start with the Union Pacific Transcontinental Railroad.