If railroads can’t grow, they’ll be forced to merge or shrink, consultant says
NEW YORK — If current Class I railroad volume growth efforts don’t bear fruit, railroads will either have to turn…
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NEW YORK — If current Class I railroad volume growth efforts don’t bear fruit, railroads will either have to turn…
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NEW YORK — If there’s a silver lining to the spate of labor disruptions that have affected Canadian railways and…
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Trump has chosen former Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy as his nominee for Secretary of Transportation. Duffy, 53,…
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NEW YORK — The U.S. Class I railroads have turned the corner on service and resiliency and are poised for…
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CHICAGO — Operation Lifesaver’s “See Tracks-Think Train!” nationwide information blitz during the last week of September was the latest attempt…
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MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s Congress has passed legislation which would reverse railroad privatization laws enacted in the 1990s and give…
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WASHINGTON — Nine projects in Alaska, South Dakota, and Wyoming have received more than $108 million in federal funding under…
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Skepticism spread throughout the railroad community after Hurricane Helene’s devastating once-in-a-generation floods wiped out roadbeds, destroyed bridges,…
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BERLIN —The InnoTrans trade fair in late September brought together almost all major manufacturers, large and small, serving the global…
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Communities along the former Southern Railway and Clinchfield Railroad in western North Carolina have seen record-setting rainfalls…
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WASHINGTON – The long-awaited National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine report on the impact of long freight trains will…
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WASHINGTON — More regulatory oversight is needed to keep rail volumes from shifting to trucks and limiting the railroads’ growth…
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