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BNSF Adds Costs to Some Loads

America's burgeoning imports are literally piling up in a St. Paul, Minnesota, rail yard, and attempts by the yard's owner to relieve the congestion are getting freight customers hot under the collar.

P&W Announces Year-End Operating Results for 2004

Providence and Worcester Railroad Company announced its results of operations for the year ended December 31, 2004.

KCS Shareholders Vote to Approve Acquiring Grupo TMM

Kansas City Southern shareholders overwhelmingly voted to approve the company's years-long effort to buy controlling interest in the parent company for Mexico's busiest railroad.

NS Railroad Police Officer Injured in Chicago Gunfight

Two men were dead and one railroad police officer was wounded in a foiled kidnapping plot Sunday on Chicago's South Side that ended when an off-duty Chicago police officer shot and killed one of the kidnappers, police said.

CN Pelletier Sub Derailment Cleared by Weekend

CN Rail intermodal train Q14891-22 derailed near Edmunston, New Brunswick, on the railroad's Pelletier Subdivision Thursday.

Amtrak Alters Schedules to Accommodate CSXT Track Work

Amtrak train schedules will temporarily change from Sunday, April 3, to June 23, because of maintenance work being done on CSX Transportation-owned tracks in Florida.

Railroad Profit Margins Hit by Soaring Fuel Prices

Airlines might be the most vocal, but they aren't the only industry hit by soaring fuel prices.

CN Reached Deal with Signal & Comm. Workers Before Strike

Canadian National Railway Co. and the union representing its signal and communications employees signed a tentative contract Friday, the company said.

CSXT Locomotive Fire Disrupted PA Service Friday Morning

Fire caused heavy damage Friday to a CSX Transportation locomotive in West Newton, Pennsylvania.

CN, NS Announce Structured Routing Protocol

CN Rail and Norfolk Southern Railway announced Monday a structured routing protocol to streamline their exchange of rail traffic at major gateways.

FEC Corridor Eyed for Potential Commuter Rail System

Rights of way held by Florida East Coast Industries in Miami-Dade County could be critical to the development of a commuter line, the company's incoming president said Tuesday.

CPR CAW-TCA Employees Ratify New 3-Year Deal

The CAW-TCA Canada and Canadian Pacific Railway announced that a three-year collective agreement with 2,600 employees who repair and service locomotives and freight cars has been ratified.

Amtrak Reform Plan Project Announced by Mineta

An ambitious project to improve and expand passenger rail service throughout the Midwest would have a partner in the federal government for the first time under the Bush Administration's proposal to reform Amtrak, U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta said during a news conference at the Detroit railroad station.

CPR Saskatchewan Derailment Caused by Careless Driver

Saskatchewan police have charged a truck driver after his semi-trailer crashed into a train near Regina, sending 25 cars hurtling off the rails.

CN Iowa Collision with Propane Considered Sabotage

An investigation is under way into another case of a stolen propane tank put on some railroad tracks in Storm Lake, Iowa.

NS Indiana Derailment Considered Minor

Five railroad cars derailed about 13:00 EST Wednesday near the 8100 block of Nelson Street in New Haven, Indiana.

Tri-Rail Commuters Hampered by Weather Phenomenon

Commuters using the Tri-Rail trains throughout South Florida were delayed this morning -- by Mother Nature.

Amtrak Washington-bound Train Halted in its Tracks

An Amtrak spokesperson says that an engine problem on Amtrak train 190, en-route to Boston from Washington, halted the train on the tracks in New Haven, Connecticut on Thursday morning.

CN and Signal Workers Going to Arbitration

The Canadian government has named two mediators to help Canadian National Railway Co. and the union representing signal and communications employees reach a deal and avoid a strike called for midnight tomorrow.

Greenbrier Subsidiary Gunderson Rail Acquires GE Repair Facilities

The Greenbrier Companies announced that its Gunderson Rail Services subsidiary has acquired from GE two railcar repair facilities located in Dothan, AL and Hodge, LA.

ONR Takes Delivery of Former B&M GP40-2s

Ontario Northland Transportation Commission (ONTC) is pleased to announce that it has recently purchased three locomotives to add to its fleet.

CSXT Reports $1.5B in Industrial Development Projects in 2004

CSX Transportation Inc. (CSXT), operator of the largest rail network in the eastern United States, announced that in 2004 the company participated in 145 industrial development projects, attracting approximately $1.5 billion in investment capital and helping to create more than 4,500 new jobs in 17 states.

BNSF Railway Announces New Method of Interline Prices

BNSF Railway Company (BNSF) announced a new instantaneous method for carload customers to obtain interline prices at BNSF.com.

CSXT WV Trackage Falls Under Watco on Friday

Appalachian & Ohio Railroad will begin operating 117 miles of leased CSX Transportation track between Grafton and Cowen, plus five short branch lines, on Friday.

CN CEO Picks Up $3.5M Bonus for Helping Achieve Record Earnings

Hunter Harrison, chief executive of Canadian National Railway Co., picked up a bonus of $3.5 million US for his part in helping the railway achieve record earnings in 2004.

WMSR No Longer to See MD State Funding

The State of Maryland says it will no longer help fund the tourist train.

CPR MofW Employees Ratify 3-Year Contract

Canadian Pacific Railway announced that track maintenance employees have ratified a three-year collective agreement reached with the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference - Maintenance of Way Employees Division.

CPR Coal Train Derailment in East Kootenays of BC

Crews are cleaning-up following a Canadian Pacific Railway train derailment in the East Kootenays of British Columbia.

CSXT Buffalo, NY Yard Derailment Spilled Chemicals

Four CSX Transportaiton rail cars derailed in Buffalo, New York's, Frontier Yard Sunday morning, causing about 1,000 gallons of propylene tetramer to spill, CSX officials said.

CSXT D.C. Haz-Mat Ban Gets Day in Court Wednesday

The nation's capital will fight the federal government and the freight-rail industry in court this week over whether the city can ban freight trains from carrying dangerous materials just four blocks from the U.S. Capitol.

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