Railway Lawyers Blame Regulation for Rail Turndown
Washington, Nov. 24. Alfred P. Thom, counsel for the railroads, told a joint congressional investigating committee that current state and federal regulations hinder transport growth. He warned that credit is weak and facilities scarce, arguing better service and lower costs depend on sweeping regulatory reform and a shift toward public interest driven policy.
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