Rail Freight

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Rail Freight

Transport of goods by rail, often in large containers or specialized cars. Rail freight is an efficient and environmentally friendly solution for transporting bulk goods over land. It plays a crucial role in domestic and international logistics networks.

How does rail freight work?

Rail freight involves transporting cargo using rail networks. Goods are loaded onto specialized rail cars or containers and pulled by locomotives over railway tracks.

A wide range of goods including raw materials, automotive, agricultural products, electronics, and more are suitable for rail transport.

Costs are usually based on the cargo weight, volume, distance traveled, and any additional services like door-to-door delivery.

Yes, most rail operators offer tracking systems for real-time updates on the shipment's location and status.

While typically slower than air, rail freight offers faster transit times than ocean freight, varying based on the route and distance.

Intermodal services involve using multiple modes of transport, like combining rail and road, to optimize the shipping process.

Yes, rail freight is secure with less exposure to theft and damage, especially for hazardous or high-value goods.