Everything you need to know about Infinity Transportation
Infinity Transportation FAQs
Infinity Transportation leases a variety of railcars to suit all kinds of transport needs. Our railcar fleet includes:
Covered Hoppers
Gondolas
Boxcars
Open-Top Hoppers
Flatcars
Tank Cars
Autoracks
Intermodal
Explore our Car Types on our Railcars page. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, please contact us.
We serve all major industrial segments including grain products, metals, forest products, plastics, coal, intermodal, automotive, chemicals, finished goods manufacturing, and more.
Yes, our commercial team will be there to offer insights, confirm the specifications and demands associated with shipping your product, confirm equipment availability and discuss lease terms.
Net Lease: Under a Net Lease, the Lessee has responsibility for all railcar maintenance, administration, repair management, compliance, and associated insurance and taxes.
Full Service Lease: Under a Full Service lease, Infinity has responsibility for administration, repair management, compliance, ad valorum taxes and insurance while the lessee assumes responsibility for damage and select repair and maintenance items usually associated with outlet gates, hatches and doors depending on the railcar configuration.
Per Diem Lease: Under a Per Diem Lease, the lessee avoids fixed lease payments and Infinity receives monthly revenues based on the hours in use and associated mileage while off-line from your location. This lease structure is generally limited to railroads or rail affiliated companies.
Infinity leases railcars throughout the US, Canada and Mexico.
To lease with Infinity Transportation, contact our team through our website or by email to discuss your railcar leasing options. We'll guide you through our available options and the leasing process. Contact Us.
Infinity has experienced Operations and Mechanical Teams to guide you through any issues or questions with your railcars.
Yes, Infinity Transportation has purchased thousands of railcars and large portfolios. We are always looking to expand our fleet, please Reach Out to discuss.
Contact us here, we often make equipment modifications or have access to railcars to accommodate our customers.
Prior to lease end, our team will be in contact to discuss the logistics involved and the steps to ensure a smooth return.
Yes, maintenance services are a primary component of a full service lease. Explore our lease options here.
General FAQS
Rail shipping is highly versatile, capable of transporting a wide array of materials with the exception of personal property, passengers, pets, or other living beings. Materials that can be shipped by rail include, but are not limited to:
Raw Materials: Sand, plastic pellets, minerals, and fibers.
Building Materials: Auto parts, lumber, metals, cement, and paper.
Fuel: Ethanol, gasoline, petroleum, and coal.
Food and Beverages: Packaged food, grains, beverages, and perishable goods.
Finished Goods: Clothing, electronics, automobiles, machinery, and furniture.
You can ship by rail across all of North America. Extensive rail lines connect various regions throughout Canada, the US, and Mexico, facilitating long-distance transportation.
Shipping with rail is cost-effective, environmentally friendly, and capable of handling large, heavy, or bulk shipments efficiently.
Rail shipping is often more cost-effective and energy-efficient for bulk or long-distance shipments compared to trucking.
Rail shipping is more environmentally friendly as it emits less greenhouse gases per ton-mile compared to other modes of transportation. It also allows for transport of a greater volume of goods at one time, reducing a business’ overall carbon footprint.
Consider the material you're transporting, its quantity, and any special handling requirements. Consulting with a rail leasing expert can also provide tailored advice based on your needs.
Extreme weather can cause delays. However, rail is often more resilient to weather conditions compared to other modes of transportation.
Rail transportation is regulated by federal and state authorities to ensure safety, environmental compliance, and fair practices.
Still Have Questions?
Contact our team to so we can get you the railcars that you need to keep your business moving.
