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If freight-car market stakeholders and observers had a crystal ball, they’d certainly want to find out how car deliveries and backlogs will stack up by year’s end. But even without one, they can get a glimpse of the market’s future by attending Progressive Railroading’s “Rail Car Counts 2007” Webinar on May 30 from 11 a.m. to noon EDT.
To be presented by Rail Theory Forecasts L.L.C. President and Progressive Railroading columnist Toby Kolstad, the Webinar will address the following questions:
• Will rail-car deliveries significantly decline in 2007?
• What caused the fall off?
• How bad will the market get for builders?
Kolstad also will provide an inside look at his 2007 forecast of 62,000 car deliveries and present vital information pertaining to coal, tank and intermodal cars, and each of the three types of covered hopper cars.
To register or obtain more information, call Trade Press Publishing Corp. Online Events Manager James Pease at 800-727-7995, email him at james.pease@tradepress.com or log onto www.progressiverailroading.com/railcar/.
5/29/2007
Rail News: Rail Industry Trends
Progressive Railroading to host 'Rail Car Counts 2007' Webinar tomorrow
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If freight-car market stakeholders and observers had a crystal ball, they’d certainly want to find out how car deliveries and backlogs will stack up by year’s end. But even without one, they can get a glimpse of the market’s future by attending Progressive Railroading’s “Rail Car Counts 2007” Webinar on May 30 from 11 a.m. to noon EDT.
To be presented by Rail Theory Forecasts L.L.C. President and Progressive Railroading columnist Toby Kolstad, the Webinar will address the following questions:
• Will rail-car deliveries significantly decline in 2007?
• What caused the fall off?
• How bad will the market get for builders?
Kolstad also will provide an inside look at his 2007 forecast of 62,000 car deliveries and present vital information pertaining to coal, tank and intermodal cars, and each of the three types of covered hopper cars.
To register or obtain more information, call Trade Press Publishing Corp. Online Events Manager James Pease at 800-727-7995, email him at james.pease@tradepress.com or log onto www.progressiverailroading.com/railcar/.
