Operating Practices
Operations on different railroads are variations of same general principles. TRA’s practices are like JR's – somewhat labour intensive, but immediate on-site accountability and close supervision contribute to high service quality, good delay-recovery capabilities, skills to execute complex maneuvers, and throughputs closer to theoretical line capacity than otherwise achievable.
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