The prospect of the first rail strike in the U.S. in 30 years had a lot of people worried. According to the Association of American Railroads (AAR), railroads carry 28 percent of all freight in the U.S., and a disruption to service would have cost more than $2 billion per day in lost economic output. All of that was at stake until a tentative deal was reached early Thursday between rail companies and rail worker unions — and could still be the reality if the deal falls through before it's made official. The U.S. has the most efficient freight rail network in the world. Seven major Class 1 railroads, 22 regional and 584 local and short lines operate 140,000 miles of track spanning the co
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