Rail Carload Switch Charge Reconciler
$1,085.00 in unauthorized railroad reciprocal switching fees and unabsorbed charges recovered across across 3 items.
Switching carrier erroneously billed shipper directly for $485.00. Rule 1 mandates 100% absorption by line-haul carrier BNSF.
Method1Audited rail car interchange movements against published Class 1 reciprocal switching circulars.
2Enforced line-haul carrier terminal fee absorption rules and generated railroad credit demands.
| Reference | Description | Disputed_Switch_Fee |
|---|---|---|
| SW-401 | Direct Billed Absorbed Switch Fee (SW-401) | $485.00 |
| SW-404 | Direct Billed Absorbed Switch Fee (SW-404) | $485.00 |
| SW-403 | Excess Kansas City Transfer Fee Markup | $115.00 |
Railroad monthly switching invoices, plus railroad published reciprocal switching circulars and line-haul billings
Rail car switching dispute dossier and carrier absorption credit demand (Resolution Dossier, Findings Schedule)
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Run Rail Carload Switch Charge Reconciler free on the last 12 months of files. If it finds money, the fee is 15 percent of what is actually recovered, nothing on what is not. After that, ongoing monitoring is $1,500 a month.
On a sample file: $1,085.00 in unauthorized railroad reciprocal switching fees and unabsorbed charges recovered across across 3 items.
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