As we continue to navigate the aftermath of the pandemic and various supply chain setbacks, the significance of safety and security in cargo transportation has become a priority for businesses and individuals alike.
During the transition of winter to spring, temperatures tend to fluctuate on a daily basis following a pattern of warmer days and colder evenings, which can cause damage to the roadways.
September through to November, railway operators in Canada work diligently to create contingency plans to overcome potential delays caused by our unpredictable Canadian winter weather. During this pre-winter planning process, operators analyze and study available weather data in order to begin forecasting potential interruptions to the rail, and continue to make adjustments as this data becomes more substantial. The resulting plans are then utilized to deploy resources effectively throughout the winter months.
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