NATIONAL RAIL SERVICE COVERAGE

National Reach. Local Execution.

National Reach. Local Execution.

National Reach. Local Execution.

Velocity supports locomotive fueling and servicing through established U.S. operations, with field teams and regional management supporting customer-approved service programs.

Illustrative U.S. rail-network artwork conveying national railroad connectivity.

OUR OPERATING PRESENCE

Built for National Reach. Designed for Local Needs.

Built for National Reach. Designed for Local Needs.

Built for National Reach. Designed for Local Needs.

Service availability is evaluated by location, equipment, staffing, qualifications and agreed scope.

31 States

U.S. Operating Footprint

250+

Outbound Railyards Served

85+

Operating Locations Nationwide

U.S. RAIL NETWORK

Public map of the contiguous United States railroad network, with rail operators and strategic rail corridors identified. No Velocity operating locations are shown.

With more than 85 operating locations across 31 states, Velocity supports locomotive fueling and servicing operations across major U.S. rail corridors, serving more than 250 outbound railyards. Select the map to view it at full size.

HOW WE SUPPORT THE NETWORK

Local Teams. Regional Support. Coordinated Execution.

Field teams coordinate local work and communication. Regional management supports oversight, resource planning and escalation when requirements change.

On-Site Field Teams

Personnel and equipment assigned around the requirements of approved customer service locations.

Regional Management

Management resources that support coordination, oversight and operational issue escalation.

Equipment and Service Planning

Fueling, servicing and combined-service configurations selected according to the required work and operating environment.

LOCATION-SPECIFIC SERVICE

Tell Us Where You Need Support.

The right service approach depends on more than geography. Equipment type, locomotive demand, site access, operating windows and the services required all influence how a program should be structured.

Velocity can work with your team to review the requirements for an existing or proposed service location.

01

Where

City, state or general service area.

02

What Services

Locomotive fueling, routine servicing, locomotive and railcar mechanical support, or approved rail-yard equipment fueling.

03

Operating Requirements

Expected service frequency, schedule or other relevant site considerations.

04

Timing

Whether the requirement involves an existing operation, a planned service expansion or a proposed new location.

SERVICE EXPANSION

Supporting Your Operation Today. Planning for What Comes Next.

Discuss an existing program, additional locations or a proposed new assignment. Each opportunity requires its own resource and service-fit review.

01 / EXISTING SERVICE LOCATIONS

Expand the Services You Receive

Review additional servicing needs and the personnel, equipment and operating changes required.

02 / ADDITIONAL RAILROAD LOCATIONS

Coordinate Support Across Multiple Yards

Evaluate each yard’s requirements and determine suitable staffing, equipment and reporting arrangements.

03 / NEW SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

Evaluate a New Location or Program

Assess whether an appropriate service model can be developed for the proposed location and timing.

Understanding Our Coverage.

LET’S DISCUSS YOUR OPERATION

Where Do You Need Support?

From an established railroad terminal to a proposed new service location, Velocity Rail Solutions can help evaluate your locomotive fueling and servicing requirements. Tell us your location, the work involved and your expected timing. Our team can review the opportunity and discuss the next steps.