TTX Company Description
TTX keeps the railroad industry in the US and Canada chugging along by leasing railcars. Railroad operators often opt to lease railcars rather than buy them in order to be more nimble in adjusting to changes in demand. TTX's fleet of more than 210,000 railcars includes three types: intermodal, designed to carry shipping containers; autorack, for vehicles; and general use, for items such as lumber, steel, and farm and construction equipment. Its operations are supported by three maintenance divisions located in California, Florida, and South Carolina. TTX is owned by the largest US and Canadian railroads, which are also the company's main customers.
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