What does East Coast do?

Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) is a Class II regional railroad that operates a 351-mile freight network along Florida's east coast, connecting Jacksonville to Miami. The company provides intermodal, carload, and bulk freight services, with exclusive on-dock access to major South Florida ports, including PortMiami, Port Everglades, and the Port of Palm Beach. Founded in 1895 by Henry M. Flagler, FEC has a rich history of supporting regional development through its freight services. The company focuses on safety, efficiency, and environmental responsibility, employing around 588 people dedicated to operations, maintenance, and customer service. FEC plays a vital role in connecting businesses across Florida and to national networks, facilitating the movement of aggregates, perishables, and containerized cargo.