Schneider switches primary eastern rail partner from CSX to Norfolk after 18 years
Schneider National is switching its primary eastern railroad from CSX to Norfolk after 18 years, a move that could affect domestic container competition, while the volume CSX will lose is undisclosed and the UP–NS merger remains only a proposal.
Schneider National announced last week that it is changing its primary eastern railroad partner after 18 years, moving from CSX to Norfolk. The carrier's switch could reshape competition for domestic containers.
The key unknown is how much freight CSX will lose; that volume has not been disclosed. The source also notes that the UP–NS merger is still only a proposal.
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