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Norfolk Southern Corp. is extending shippers' credit earning period for its 2005 NS Blue Streak inte

Norfolk Southern supports a proposed settlement of a class action lawsuit related to the Jan. 6 dera

The Surface Transportation Board rejected a petition Tuesday by the District of Columbia and the Sie

Norfolk Southern settled a class action lawsuit related to the Jan. 6 derailment and chemical spill

Kansas City Southern recorded first quarter revenue of $198.2 million. Total KCS operating expenses

One expert on hazardous materials transportation says rerouting shipments actually may reduce the le

The rail industry's decision to exit the trailer market could leave thousands of trailers stranded,

Related Documents are listed here:CSX Hazmat CaseJim Blaze never expected shipping hazar

OTTAWA - Canadian National Railway and its 2,600 conductors, yard service workers and traffic coordi

Canadian Pacific Railway reported net income of $81 million in the first quarter of 2005, more than

A line of BNSF Railway trains backed up in Southern California due to a maintenance outage

The new bipartisan version of the rail shipper bill attempts to offer an olive branch to the ind

The District of Columbia's fight with railroads over hazmat trains is tied up in court but the rail

Norfolk Southern Corp. said first-quarter earnings increased 23 percent from the first quarter of 20

BNSF Railway posted record first quarter earnings of $321 million, a 66 percent increase over first

Robert L. Banks, who died of pneumonia March 15 at age 87, was just a kid from the Bronx - like the

Some cargo areas affected, union alleges violations of work assignment agreementThe United T

Next Monday, CSX Intermodal will implement a May surcharge of 14 percent, a 0.5 percentage point inc

During the week ending April 16, U.S. railroads traffic volume reached 33.3 billion ton-miles, a 4.7

The battle over hazardous materials rail shipments is moving to another level, with one city governm

The Federal Railroad Administration issued its final rule giving local communities certain rights to

The rail industry may soon be fighting the battle over hazardous materials transportation on a new f

The Greenbrier Companies announced this week $125 million in new orders for 1,300 new railcars and t

Union Pacific Corp.'s net income dropped 22 percent in the first quarter, falling to $128 million fr

OTTAWA --- Canadian National Railway today reported net income of C$299 million ($240.7 million) in

Chassis supplier Dana Corporation announced its 2005 first-quarter results Wednesday. Revenue was $2

CSX asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for an emergency order stopping the District of Columbia from en

Canadian Pacific Railway announced Monday it is beginning a major expansion of the track network in

A U.S. Court of Appeals panel on Tuesday halted the District of Columbia from enforcing ban on rail

U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan rejected the CSX railroad's challenge to the District of Co

An intermodal transportation executive is warning importers to prepare for equipment shortages durin

CSX refused to settle a lawsuit filed against the Washington city council, instead opting to tak

The Surface Transportation Board predicted that competition brought on by the Dakota, Minnesota &amp

Canadian National Railway insists it is keeping up with transportation demand, despite complaints fr

Rail car manufacturer FreightCar America launched a successful initial public offering earlier this

A Union Pacific shareholder is suing the company's board for damages allegedly caused by disregardin

CN customers can now obtain instantaneous carload prices 24 hours a day, seven days a week from the

Kansas City Southern finalized its purchase of Mexican railroad Grupo TFM, which, along with its pur

Rail shippers are getting their legislative ducks in a row and are expected to introduce a shipper b

Improving access to car location information for better freight management could unlock millions of