Rail KPI

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A Rail KPI is a quantitative metric used to measure and evaluate the performance of rail transportation operations, such as on-time performance, capacity utilization, equipment reliability, safety incidents, and cost per ton-kilometer, to support decision-making and drive continuous improvement.

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