BNSF train speed
26.1 mph
Salt Lake City, Utah 84104
Phone availableHYDRA - Salt Lake City is a transloading company in Salt Lake City, UT, United States.
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BNSF train speed
26.1 mph
BNSF terminal dwell
21.8 hrs
Latest system-level dwell reading from the operating metrics feed.
BNSF revenue
$6,010M
Q3 2025 operating ratio 66.9%.
BNSF top commodity
Containers
97,456 weekly carloads in the latest commodity breakdown.
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Inquiry Target
Salt Lake City, Utah
Transload · Physical Facility
Railroads: BNSF · UP
Tooele, Utah
UP
Rail to Truck · Truck to Rail
Railcar Storage · Outdoor
Dry Bulk · Liquids
Seen Mar 2026
Midvale, Utah
Dry Bulk · Liquids
Named railroad service is missing from the published record.
Street address and coordinates
320 S. 2650 W, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84104
Salt Lake City, Utah
Truck transfer supported
Final Report: Track Outage near Carlsbad, NM (Carlsbad Subdivision)
NM
The Surface Transportation Board’s Office of Environmental Analysis (OEA) today issued a Final Environmental Assessment (Final EA) for the proposed construction of approximately six miles of new rail line in Mesa, Arizona by Union Pacific Railroad Company (UP). [Click for full press release.]
The STB today announced a unanimous decision finding that the major merger application filed by Union Pacific (UP) and Norfolk Southern (NS) on December 19, 2025 is incomplete. [Click for full press release.]