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Eastern Railroad Discussion > W Va. FloodingDate: 06/25/16 05:31 W Va. Flooding Author: RDG630 I was wondering what affects the severe flooding in the Greenbrier area had on the railroads of the area.
Posted from iPhone Date: 06/25/16 09:30 Re: W Va. Flooding Author: Appalachianrails From www.shipcsx.com
Customers CSX Customer Advisory - CSX Re-routes West Virginia Rail Traffic June 24, 2016 Please be advised that CSX Transportation is experiencing operational delays in West Virginia due to historic levels of flooding and rain. At least one major line between Clifton Forge, VA and Montgomery, WV on the Allegheny and New River Subdivisions has been impacted by flooding in the area. Traffic scheduled through this area is being re-routed to alternate CSX routes. Customers with freight traveling across this line should expect delays into next week. We will continue to work with customers to provide the latest ETA and routing information to best accommodate requests and minimize delays. Further updates will be provided as flood conditions change and CSX recovery crews are able to make infrastructure or equipment repairs necessary to fully restore service. During this process, the company’s priorities are the safety of employees and meeting the needs of customers. The CSX Customer Service team is available 24/7 to field any questions should customers need more details. Customers with questions about shipments can contact the Customer Service Center for assistance at 1-877-ShipCSX (1-877-744-7279), option 5, then 6 or via www.shipcsx.com. Customers can sign up on ShipCSX to automatically receive service advisory notifications. Thank you for your business. We are here to help should you need logistics solutions to get your products to market. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/25/16 09:31 by Appalachianrails. Date: 06/25/16 12:05 Re: W Va. Flooding Author: csxape7 more than one q135, a k873 loaded phosphate train and a w036 t-gang work train are being rerouted towards cumberland ashis afternoon
csxape7 Date: 06/25/16 16:49 Re: W Va. Flooding Author: dbrcnw Report on the Passenger section has today's (Saturday) eastbound Cardinal (50) annulled east of Indianapolis. Haven't seen anything about 51 but it is a safe bet both trains won't operate for a couple days. At least CSXT is indicating they won't be back in normal for a day or two.
DaleR Date: 06/27/16 18:37 Re: W Va. Flooding Author: tq-07fan Was Norfolk Southern affected at all? There is nothing on their site about the flooding.
Jim Date: 06/30/16 20:44 Re: W Va. Flooding Author: tq-07fan tq-07fan Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Was Norfolk Southern affected at all? There is > nothing on their site about the flooding. > > Jim Plenty of trains on the NS Sandusky District all day today (June 30th) so I would say that NS has traffic on normal route, at least as of now. Jim |