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    DownWeek 29; 69 percent of Hopper Cars ordered, Delivered

    Railway Performance in Grain Week 29:

    · CN and CP supplied 5,517 (69%) of the 7,983 hopper cars ordered for delivery in Grain Week 29 resulting in 2,466 hopper car orders remaining outstanding.

    Timeliness of car supply: CN supplied 75% and CP 63% of the hopper cars ordered by shippers for Grain Week 29.
    Non-bulk, USA/Mexico, Canadian domestic performance: CN supplied 77% and CP 57% of the hopper cars ordered for Grain Week 29.
    Vancouver Bulk: CN supplied 71% and CP 69% of the hopper cars ordered for Grain Week 29.
    483 (9%) of the cars ordered for Grain Week 29 were supplied early (the prior week).
    Grain Year to Date

    86% of hopper car orders have been delivered by CN and CP for the want week.
    9% of hopper car orders have arrived 1 week late.
    1% of hopper car orders arrived 2 weeks late.
    4% of hopper car orders are outstanding.
    3825 cars supplied by railways have been rejected by shippers as unsuitable for loading due to mechanical or sanitary reasons.
    Past weekly reports can be found on the Ag Transport Coalition website: www.agtransportcoalition.com



    * The Ag Transportation Coalition is comprised of the Canadian Canola Growers Association (CCGA), the Alberta Wheat Commission (AWC), Pulse Canada, the Manitoba Pulse Growers Association (MPGA), The Western Grain Elevator Association (WGEA), the Canadian Oilseed Processors Association (COPA), the Inland Terminal Association of Canada (ITAC) and the Canadian Special Crops Association (CSCA).

    #2
    tom if almost 4000 cars were rejected would that not bring the total delivered and used to around 50 percent?

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      #3
      A lot of incompetence if 3825 cars rejected for sanitary or mechanical issues.

      The transport minister Garneau better get on this!

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        #4
        132 cars a week rejected, on average over 29 weeks... say average 7000 cars per week equals 1.9 percent. Should be a break down of which railroad by percent... would be helpful.

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          #5
          5516 cars X 95 tonnes per car. 524020 tonnes for the week.

          Absolutely stellar performance.

          With this winter the stats are or should be unacceptable.

          But crickets......

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            #6
            Originally posted by bucket View Post
            5516 cars X 95 tonnes per car. 524020 tonnes for the week.

            Absolutely stellar performance.

            With this winter the stats are or should be unacceptable.

            But crickets......
            Warm winter
            Low oil prices
            Lower potash production

            Only 2 of 3 grain cars arriving on time??

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              #7
              Is it 'ironic' that grain hopper car service decreases... after the report is released saying to phase out the 'Revenue Cap'...

              Kind of like folks are pushing on two ends of a string...

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                #8
                The service has been the shits for the crop year.

                It didn't just start after the report.

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                  #9
                  If cars aren't cleaned out properly or lids and slides broken is that the RR fault or grain companies? Don't think Rr check after ever load/unload.

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                    #10
                    If cars aren't cleaned out properly or lids and slides broken is that the RR fault or grain companies? Don't think Rr check after ever load/unload.

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