The oil train traffic "recieving" has been ramping up in the GPNW for last couple
months. I knew it would be just a matter of time before the media got involved/
aware. I still cant think of any time period where the media/public is so involved
in what the railroad does. Short of a diesel spill in some locale or a derailment,
the media could care less about the railroads and it always shows up in their
questions...total ignorance of the railroad world. Rail traffic patterns in the
GPNW are undergoing change and the "public" (for what it's worth) think
they can stop the unstoppable. Time will tell.
http://www.king5.com/news/environment/Oil-boom-rolls-into-Washington-State-189119781.html
The oil train traffic "recieving" has been ramping up in the GPNW for last couple
months. I knew it would be just a matter of time before the media got involved/
aware. I still cant think of any time period where the media/public is so involved
in what the railroad does. Short of a diesel spill in some locale or a derailment,
the media could care less about the railroads and it always shows up in their
questions...total ignorance of the railroad world. Rail traffic patterns in the
GPNW are undergoing change and the "public" (for what it's worth) think
they can stop the unstoppable. Time will tell.
Oil boom bringing trainloads of crude oil through Washington
http://www.king5.com/news/environment/Oil-boom-rolls-into-Washington-State-189119781.html