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NCRR Plans to Spend $8M to Transform Stations

The North Carolina Railroad plans to transform battered train stations into vibrant train stations that improve the communities and the railroad's bottom line.

Amtrak Begins New Milwaukee-to-Chicago Service

Starting this week, people will have another way to connect between Milwaukee and Chicago.

UPRR Targets Jan. 24 for Line Reopenings in West

Union Pacific Railroad expects to reopen its California "Coast Line" and a rugged desert canyon line northeast of Las Vegas, Nev., for partial service as soon as Jan. 24.

ONR Making Changes to Little Bear Mixed Train

Ontario Northland Railway is ensuring their passengers a little more comfort on the Little Bear, the 'mixed' passenger and freight train which offers service between Cochrane and Moosonee.

CPR Reaches 4-Year Agreement with Teamsters Canada Rail

The Teamsters Canada Rail Conference and Canadian Pacific Railway announced that a four-year collective agreement has been ratified by train crew employees.

CN, UTU Going Back to Bargaining Table

United Transportation Union (UTU) International President Paul C. Thompson and CN President and Chief Executive Officer E. Hunter Harrison jointly issued the following statement:

UPRR Police Discover 29 Illegal Immigrants in Boxcar

Twenty-nine illegal immigrants including an 8-month-old were found inside a railroad boxcar, U.S. Border Patrol officials said.

BNSF, CN Announce New Routing Protocol for Traffic

CN and The Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company (BNSF) announced today a routing protocol agreement to streamline their exchange of rail traffic at major gateways.

CN Michigan Derailment Detours Freight; No Injuries

Seventeen cars from the middle of a Canadian National Railway freight train derailed south of Schoolcraft, Michigan Tuesday night, causing a tanker car to spill nonflammable lubricant oil.

VT Train Station Restoration Contribution from Coffee Co.

The Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) Foundation announced that it has made a pledge to Revitalizing Waterbury, Inc. (RW), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, for the renovation and restoration of the historic railroad station in downtown Waterbury, Vermont.

Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad Optimistic About Future

It's been a rough couple of years for the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad.

Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel RR Worker Fatally Injured

A Wintersville, Ohio, man was pronounced dead at the scene of an accident shortly after noon Monday at Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp.'s North Plant in Steubenville, Ohio.

BNSF ND Derailment Cleared at White Earth

Crews have been repairing a stretch of track damaged at White Earth, North Dakota, when nine cars of a Burlington Northern Santa Fe freight train derailed over the weekend.

NS Goode Named Railroer of the Year by Railway Age

David R. Goode, chairman and chief executive officer of Norfolk Southern Corp., has been named 2005 Railroader of the Year by railroad industry trade journal Railway Age.

CN UTU Talks Break Off with Strike Vote at Hand

Train conductors at Canadian National Railway Co. will hold a strike vote after negotiations broke off for a new labor contract, which they blame on a new "corporate America" management style.

UPRR Track Repairs Continues to Hamper Amtrak Also

Amtrak passenger train service from Sacramento to Denver and Los Angeles remained curtailed Monday as Union Pacific Railroad crews worked to repair damage from last week's storms.

NECR Derailment Clean-up Hampered by Boxcar Fire

Contract crews and workers on the New England Central Railroad had uprighted four cars and repaired a length of destroyed track, following Sunday's derailment in Bellows Falls, Vermont.

NS Coal Train Derailment Reported in Tennessee

Norfolk Southern is investigating the cause of a train derailment in east Knoxville, Tennessee, that dumped nearly 2,000 tons of coal early Tuesday morning.

FEC Plans on Repainting Equipment to Comply with Rules

Freight trains passing through Florida's Volusia and Flagler counties will soon have reflective stripes to help motorists spot them in the dark.

Amtrak, Metrolink Rolling through San Clemente Again

Amtrak and Metrolink trains are finally rolling again after a landslide in San Clemente that shut down all rail traffic earlier this week.

UPRR Texas Derailment Shut Down Stretch of Highway

Officials expect to finish cleaning up a 26-car train derailment in rural Waller County, Texas, by early Sunday.

NECR Derailment Shuts Down Route; Detours Amtrak

No injuries or chemical spills were reported after a train derailment at 05:00 EST Sunday morning in Bellows Falls, Vermont.

MRL Derailment Cleared in Laurel, MT

Service resumed Saturday morning on the Montana Rail Link line in Laurel, Montana, following derailment the night before of four empty cars, an MRL spokeswoman said.

CSXT TN Derailment Damaged Home, Numerous Vehicles

CSX Transportation officials continued to clear away debris Sunday and investigate the cause of a nine-car train derailment just off of Ross Avenue in Gallatin, Tennessee.

CSXT Trackage in Danger of Being Swallowed by Sinkhole

What started as a simple 6-foot-long sinkhole along the curb in the 600 block of South Fifth Street in Palladium, Indiana, has grown into a gaping maw that is about to swallow a railroad overpass.

Alaska Railroad Unveils New Operations Center

The Alaska Railroad's new Anchorage operations center cost around $9.5 million, with $6.5 million going to construction, the railroad said.

CN Trackage Acquired by WI to Keep Service Intact

The state of Wisconsin has bought 37 miles of railway in southeastern Wisconsin for $1.9 million to keep it in operation, Gov. Jim Doyle said Friday.

CN Reaches Tentative 4-Year Deal with United Steelworkers

Canadian National Railway has reached a tentative contract deal with its 2,250 track maintenance workers in Canada, the union and company said on Friday.

Metra Highliner Rail Car Purchase Delayed into 2006

As expected, the Metra board has voted to delay purchase of more than 150 rail cars.

Amtrak Curtails Some Western Service Post-Storms

Amtrak's California Zephyr will go only as far west as Denver for at least the next week because of storms in the Rocky and Sierra mountain ranges.

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