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CONSOL to Double Size of Enlow Fork Mine in PA

The nation's most productive underground coal mine, located in Washington and Greene counties, Pennsylvania, likely will double in size.

SmartWay Partnership Established by EPA for Emissions Reduction

The nation's major freight railroads are joining with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in a partnership aimed at reducing locomotive fuel consumption and emissions.

C&G Railway New Greenwood, MS Bypass Opened

Greenwood's new $4.5 million Columbus & Greenville Railway bypass will likely fuel the city's economic engine by attracting more companies to the Greenwood-Leflore Industrial Park, city and state officials say.

Amtrak NJ Bridge Fire Blamed on Faulty Circuit Breaker Installation

A circuit breaker designed to prevent fires like the one last month on a heavily traveled railroad bridge was improperly installed, Amtrak officials said.

Southwestern Railroad Tracks Repaired Following Washouts

Dirt work was completed early Friday in Carlsbad, New Mexico, under tracks sagging after last weekend

NS Breaking Ground on New Shelocta Branch in PA

A groundbreaking ceremony is set for Monday to mark the beginning of construction of a new rail line to serve the Keystone Generating Station in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, west of Shelocta.

Amtrak Acela Service Could Resume Later This Month

The manufacturer of Amtrak's sidelined Acela Express trains will begin testing new brake equipment next week that could return at least some of the trains to service as early as this month, officials said.

UPRR Says Speed Was Factor in IA Collision

Union Pacific said speed was a factor in a train crash near Blairstown, Iowa, earlier this year.

Watco Takes Kansas Gov. Award of Excellence

A Pittsburg, Kansas, railroad company that began with fewer than ten employees more than 20 years ago is the recipient of the Governor's Award of Excellence.

NYSW Police Chief Powers Revoked in NY

The railroad police chief of the Cooperstown-based New York, Susquehanna & Western Railway recently had his police powers revoked by the New York State Police.

KCS Announces Appointment of VP-CMO

Kansas City Southern has announced the promotion of John E. Foster from assistant chief mechanical officer to vice president and chief mechanical officer for KCS' U.S. operation, effective June 1, 2005.

UPRR Two-Car Derailment Cleared in CA

Two railroad cars filled with automobiles went off the track Thursday afternoon in Montclair, California.

EJ&E Route Proposed as Segment of Commuter Rail

A proposed regional railroad commuter line has received a big boost with the first land purchase for a train station just east of Aurora's border with Naperville.

GWI Reports Completion of Rail Management Corp. Ops

Genesee & Wyoming Inc. announced that, effective June 1, it had completed the acquisition of substantially all of Rail Management Corporation's rail operations for $243 million in cash and the assumption of $1.7 million of non-interest bearing debt.

UPRR Train Leaks 'Dirty Dirt' in Clinton, IA

Two railroad lines were shut down more than two hours this morning in Clinton, Iowa, after a Union Pacific Railroad car appeared to be leaking extremely low-level radioactive material.

SEPTA Construction Set to Resume Around Philly

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania commuter operator, SEPTA, will continue a construction project on the railroad corridor between Wayne Junction and Glenside Stations this weekend, June 3-5.

BNSF Launches Second Leg of Lewis and Clark Train

BNSF Railway Company (BNSF) will begin the second half of its one-of-a-kind train trip paralleling the route of the Lewis and Clark expedition through the Pacific Northwest starting Saturday, June 4 in Great Falls, MT.

ARR Sees Light Where Tunnel Once Stood

Alaska Railroad tunnels along the Nenana River Canyon will soon become a distant memory. They are being phased out for safety reasons.

CN Completes $4M Reconstruction of Dawson Creek, BC Line

Northwestern Alberta's only rail link into British Columbia has completed its reconstruction and will soon begin shaking off nearly a decade of rust to the glee of local municipalities.

VIA Rail Launches New Easterly Class Service in Maritimes

VIA Rail Canada launched its overnight Easterly Class service on the Montreal-Moncton Halifax train, the Ocean, creating a rail journey that immerses travellers into the romance of the Maritime provinces.

CSXT Collision Between Runaway Car and Loco Investigated

When authorities received an emergency alarm Sunday evening (May 29) about an accident at Bergen Turnpike and the CSX railroad tracks, they figured that a motor vehicle had tried to beat the train at the dangerous train crossing.

CPR SK Rail Line Could be Purchased by Group

A committee set up to save a Saskatchewan, Canada, rail line is in talks with the provincial government about getting their help.

CN Looks to Sell Kinghorn Subdivision in Northern Ontario

The Canadian National Railway Co. is trying to sell one of its Northern Ontario rail lines.

UPRR Freight Volumes Derail Proposed Commuter Extension

Union Pacific Railroad's growing freight traffic demands over the Sierra summit have derailed a California Capitol Corridor plan to extend passenger service eastward to Reno, Nevada.

CTSR Locomotive Addition to Attract More Tourists

Officials with the Cumbres and Toltec scenic railroad in northern New Mexico hope the addition of a third locomotive will help attract more tourists this year.

CSXT Performance Declines in 2005, Following Slight Improvement

CSX Transportation continues to have trouble running its trains on time, even though it reported record-setting operating income for its rail business in the first quarter.

CPR Announces Share Repurchase Program

Canadian Pacific Railway Limited announced that it has made the necessary filings for a normal course issuer bid to purchase for cancellation up to 2,500,000 of its outstanding common shares, or approximately 1.6 per cent of the 158,976,508 common shares outstanding at May 25, 2005.

CSXT Chain-Reaction Collision in Cumberland, MD

A collision between a remote controlled train and two standing freight trains in Cumberland, Maryland, halted traffic on CSX Transportations Cumberland Terminal Subdivision Sunday.

CN Baton Rouge Derailment Evacuated Several Blocks

Several downtown blocks in Baton Rouge, Louisana, were evacuated when a Canadian National train derailed on Sunday, but no one was injured and no pollutants were released, authorities said.

NS Earns TRANSCAER National Achievement Award

The National TRANSCAER Task Group, sponsored in part by the American Chemistry Council, has awarded a 2004 TRANSCAER National Achievement Award to Norfolk Southern Corporation.

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