Make Informed Decisions with Real-Time Rail Network Intelligence

Take the uncertainty out of rail with the only independent source of data on train volumes, commodity flows, corridor performance, system bottlenecks, train lengths, and more...

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Filling the Supply Chain
Visibility Gap

Every other transportation mode allows for network visibility.

You can see the location of every plane, ship, and truck. When it comes to the railroad?

You can only see the location of your car. That’s changing, thanks to RailState.

RailState Provides
Rail Network Visibility
and Gives You . . .

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Rail Network Conditions

Our data tells you the real-time current velocity, train volume, train mix, and train priority on the specific rail segments you care about.

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Commodity Data

Our data shows you how many shipments are moving on the rail network, where they are, and where the flow might be disrupted.

Predictive Analytics

Predictive Analytics

Our business intelligence tools use machine learning and AI to provide forward-looking insights into what to expect on the rail network. Just when you need to plan your next move.

Who is RailState For?

  • Rail
    Shippers

  • Commodity
    Traders

  • Ports &
    Terminals

  • Governments
  • Financial Analysts
    and More . . .

For Rail Shippers

Gain insight into real-time rail
network conditions and performance
to improve planning

For Commodity Traders

Understand the locations, volume,
and movement of the commodities
you care about

For Ports & Terminals

Monitor in real-time, with unbiased data,
the train and commodity flows heading your way,
and see any network disruptions

For Governments

Take control of your rail data and monitor network
conditions and disruptions in real-time, without
additional regulatory mandates and burden for the railways

For Financial Analysts and more . . .

Understand network performance, volume,
congestion, car, and commodity flow
in real-time and track trends

Our Coverage Area

We have completed coverage across Canada, the US-Canada border, the US-Mexico border, and we are quickly expanding coverage across the United States.

Long Trains in the US Southwest

According to industry reports, only 1% of trains operated in the U.S. are longer than 14,000 feet. A review of trains measured by RailState in the US Southwest in December 2024 showed much higher percentages of very long trains in that part of the rail network.

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