(I am trying to keep this simple so do not tear me apart over details.)
Canadian National acquired Wisconsin Central, but there was one problem. It had locomotives suitable for a regional, but not for a class one. So, Canadian National proceded to run these "antiquated" locomotives into the ground since newer locomotives were more powerful and consumed less fuel.
Canadian National acquired Wisconsin Central, but there was one problem. It had locomotives suitable for a regional, but not for a class one. So, Canadian National proceded to run these "antiquated" locomotives into the ground since newer locomotives were more powerful and consumed less fuel.
Last edited by U-Haul on Thu May 04, 2006 7:25 pm, edited 1 time in total.