Rail News

The Delaware Chancery Court Friday denied the Henley Group's motion for a preliminary injunction in

Rail freight traffic growth slowed in February, although the industry turned in its 13th consecutive

BN Plans to Use Non-Union Rail UnitSaying that talks with its own unions on crew size had br

Both the owner and the unions of the Springfield Terminal Railway have asked for an arbitrator to ta

Witnesses told the Kings Cross fire inquiry that they saw a man climb in and out of a trapdoor at th

Subway commuters on Friday refused to leave a train delayed because a man fell under the wheels.

Transportation Secretary James Burnley denied he was involved in any way in the safety assessment of

Provincially owned BC Rail is talking with two sawmill companies about leasing them a 194-mile branc

NJ Assembly to Get Train-Crossing BillTRENTON, N.J. - A bill aimed at keeping trains from bl

The Federal Railroad Administration ordered the nation's carriers to continue abiding by its drug an

Hagen Named President Of CSX DistributionRICHMOND, Va. - James A. Hagen was elected presiden

CSX Rail's Baltimore Division received generally good marks for its safety and maintenance practices

LIRR Hit With Suit By General ContractorNEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. - North Star Contracting Corp. an

For the week ended Feb. 27 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

Conn. to Consider Ban On Smoking in TrainsNORWALK, Conn. - The Connecticut legislature's tra

With little fanfare, Conrail recently opened the 13th terminal in a network designed to capture more

A 15-year-old girl, acting out a scene from the movie Stand By Me, was struck and killed over the we

The Interstate Commerce Commission has sent a team of investigators into New England and New York to

While their larger counterparts are upping capital spending this year, only two medium-sized railroa

Pa. Group Opposes Staggers Act ChangesThe Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry has

According to a Journal of Commerce survey, most large North American railroads are increasing their

Hanjin Container Lines' newest double-stack train left the Intermodal Container Transfer Facility in

Rails Seek Approval For 5.2 percent Rate HikeU.S. railroads have applied with the Interstate

An international consortium of railroad consultants, involving state-owned railroads in Canada and S

For the week ended Feb. 20 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

Fast Trains Considered Viable Air AlternativeA surprising number of manufacturing executives

Labor strife on Guilford Transportation Industries' troubled Springfield Terminal Railway appears he

The nation's most modern steel rail-making plant, shuttered since mid-1987 as a result of the bankru

Officials of Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. met Thursday with representatives of its railro

The head of the Military Traffic Management Command doesn't believe cuts in the Pentagon budget will

Provisions in a contract between the Springfield Terminal Railway and the United Transportation Unio

Union Tank Ordered To Pay Disputed FeesThe Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Union

Long Island Rail Road Gets 'C' Service RatingThe Long Island Rail Road received an overall g

Consolidated Rail Corp. will take steps this year to increase its share of the intermodal and automo

Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Heather J. Gradison told Congress the agency is determined t

Rail Employment Continues to ShrinkEmployment at America's Class I railroads continues to de

The state Senate approved a bill that would give the Southern California Rapid Transit District unti

Representatives of Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. and the unions that represent its employe

American President Cos. said it is renaming its domestic perishable commodity carrier unit and upgra

The Illinois Central Gulf Railroad changed its name this week in a back-to- basics move that officia