An immediate threat is the rule. Fed up with the increasing prices, customers, especially coal, chemicals, agricultural business and the utility company, complained that this was the proof that the railways are abusing their market power. The railways responded that despite record traffic and profits, return on investment since 2000 was just 8 percent, according to the Council of surface transportation, a federal amendment, barely covering the cost of capital. They also say that the transport rates are usually governed by what its competitors--i.e., truck driver-in-charge. When higher diesel costs put up trucking rates, the railways in.
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