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The National Mediation Board rejected on Jan. 4 a request by rail carriers for a release from mediat

Charles "Wick" Moorman, president and CEO of Norfolk Southern will speak at the Transportation Table

Class 1 railroad traffic improved 23 percent year-over-year in Week 51. However, traffic in th

The District of Columbia city council unanimously approved permanent legislation requiring railroads

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.MHF Logistical Solutions will soon offer "smart" railcars

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.A U.S. district court ordered the Bush Administration to

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Surface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober, who in

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.BNSF Railway added Canadian Pacific Railway and Norfolk S

Railroads may have a tough time getting the volume and price increases in 2006 that they saw in 2005

Rail lines critical to the nation's freight transportation infrastructure will need a billion-dollar

Members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen working on Canadian National Railway

Canadian Pacific Railway plans to spend $810 million to $825 million on capital investment in 2006,

The Surface Transportation Board on Dec. 30 made its final supplemental environmental impact stateme

A year ago the Port of Tacoma forecast its traffic would double by 2009. Today, says Jeannie Beckett

Railroads may have a tough time getting the volume and the price increases in 2006 that they saw in

Two executives are exchanging duties next month at interline rail data provider Railinc. The cross-d

Three weeks before the end of the year, intermodal traffic on U.S. railroads broke the record set la

The National Carriers' Conference Committee on Dec. 16 asked the National Mediation Board to release

Union Pacific Railroad unveiled on Dec. 16 its new $8.5 million state-of-the-art track inspection ve

Surface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober, who informed the White House in October he will n

Rail traffic fell 3.9 percent overall in week 49. Transport of motor vehicles was down 15.8 percent

A U.S. district court ordered the Bush administration to search the Department of Transportation, th

The board of the Intermodal Association of North America elected Hamburg Sud North America executive

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Canadian Pacific Railway anticipates reduced earnings in 2006 because of lower coal production at on

Intermodal traffic was up, but carload freight was down in November and in the week ending Dec. 3 on

Rail shippers looking for capacity relief from a bulked up Panama Canal should look again.

Between railcars loaded with chlorine coming through their cities and a lawsuit moving on a separate

This month, ocean carriers using intermodal rail from West Coast ports began pooling their intermoda

The stars at last may be coming into alignment for chassis pools. After years of talk, 2006 could be

MHF Logistical Solutions will soon offer "smart" railcars equipped with remote monitoring and diagno

BNSF Railway added Canadian Pacific Railway and Norfolk Southern to its rail partners from which car

The Containerization & Intermodal Institute presented its 2005 Connie awards to Peter J. Gatti J

Two freight cars on a Norfolk Southern train en route to Baltimore from Enola, Pa., derailed at abou

Grupo TMM, a Mexican multi-modal transportation and logistics company, which sold its track to Kansa

Kansas City Southern, which acquired Mexico's TFM railroad earlier this year, has renamed it Kansas

OTTAWA - Canadian National Railway will spend more than $1.3 billion on its track network, the railr

South Dakota grain producers and their customers stand to reap big benefits from new shipping option

Kansas City Southern and Norfolk Southern agreed to form a joint venture to increase capacity on the

CSX Intermodal on Dec. 5 will cut its monthly fuel surcharge to 16 percent, down from 21 percent in