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At present, rail has only 5% of the passenger market and 6% of the freight market.
ECONOMIST: Driving Britain off the roads
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In continental Europe, rail lost half its 32% share of the freight market between 1970 and 1994.
ECONOMIST: A better way to fly
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BR, is confident that he can triple rail's share of the British freight market from 6% to 18% within a decade.
ECONOMIST: A better way to fly
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The railways' 80% share of the freight market in the 1950s has fallen by half and, some studies suggest, might fall to 25% as the roads improve further.
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We assume that CSX will be able to hold onto its current market share in coal freight market till the end of our forecast period due to high barriers to entry in the industry.
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His biggest challenge, however, was in recapturing the lost market share for transporting freight.
FORBES: On the Right Track
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How much the customer can afford to fork over is governed by market forces the freight and construction rates that can be charged not personal preference.
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Efficiency offers another timely benefit: after several years of sluggishness, the VLCC (Very Large Crude Carrier) repair market is on an upswing due to rebounding freight rates.
CNN: SAILING AGAINST THE WIND
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"I believe that the market for simpler Internet access devices is going to be a freight train, " Capellas says.
FORBES: Desktop battle plan
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"This is still a bear market, but I don't want to step in front of a freight train here, " says Martchev, speaking of the recent rally.
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