The Surface Transportation Board says there's a backlog of more than a thousand grain cars running at least a day late in North Dakota, reports Valley News Live.
BNSF's numbers as reported on July 11 show more than 800 grain cars are one to 10 days late, and another 200 are 11 or more days behind schedule.
BNSF says, however, that the backlog situation is normal for this time of year.
