Transport results are very satisfactory. In the analyzed period, a total of over 6 million tons of goods were transported. This is a result 11.5 percent better compared to the planned transport volumes. Iron ore transport (the main commodity transported via the LHS line) was over 8 percent higher than the plan predicted. Transport of commodity groups other than iron ore is also growing. Compared to this year’s plan, this is an increase of 16 percent. Since the beginning of the year, the transport of gases, food products, and animal feed has remained at a consistently high level. In the third quarter, compared to the first quarter of 2010, a very large increase in cargo transport was recorded in the following commodity groups: other chemicals, oil seeds and fruits, fats, cement, lime, other finished building materials, containers, and metal products. September was another month in which transport volumes exceeded 0.7 million tons. The monthly plan was exceeded. October looks equally impressive. The execution of the annual transport plan for the first 3 quarters of the current year is 85 percent. The current transport situation suggests that the plan (7.2 million tons) will be exceeded.