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CHICAGO — Two westbound California Zephyrs made their way across Colorado hours apart on Friday after the train that departed Chicago on Wednesday, June 10, was delayed for 17 hours because of...
The much-anticipated Saturday, June 13, meeting of Union Pacific No. 4014 and Reading & Northern No. 2102 was greeted by blue skies, big crowds … and the exceeding rare spectacle of big steam in...
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SEWARD, Alaska — The Alaska Railroad has opened its new cruise ship terminal in Seward, a $137 million project in partnership with Royal Caribbean Group, developer The Seward Co., and Turnagain...
OMAHA, Neb. — Union Pacific has sold its “Home Plate” property in Omaha — where it has displayed Big Boy No. 4014 and other historic equipment during the Men’s College World Series baseball tournam...
CHICAGO — Traffic is up for both CPKC and Canadian National, and it’s not hard to see why. Just stand by their mainlines, and the parade of grain trains will provide the answer. Officials from both...
CHICAGO — Canadian National’s “fast tracking” initiative, focusing on improving productivity at its largest terminals, is about midway through its assessment of the railroad’s major facilities and...
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FORT WORTH, Texas — Members of the Transportation Communications Workers Union/IAM who work at BNSF Railway’s Fort Worth headquarters have ratified a new five-year agreement, the railroad said in a...
NEW YORK — A record level of deployment by the Amtrak Police Department will be part of the railroad's efforts during the World Cup, Amtrak representatives said during a conference call on Thursday,...
PICTON, Ontario — The union representing striking signal workers on CPKC in Canada says it has filed multiple complaints with the Canada Industrial Relations Board over what it believes to be...
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has officially unveiled its America 250 locomotive at an event today at North Station. The GP40MC locomotive, now numbered 1776, features a...
NEW YORK — Two of the five unions involved in last month’s strike at the Long Island Rail Road have ratified new agreements. The International Association of Machinists announced that members of IAM...
LANCING, Tenn. — A Norfolk Southern train including cars carrying ethanol derailed and caught fire in a remote area of Morgan County, Tenn., leading to precautionary evacuations. The derailment...
SEATTLE — Sound Transit has enacted or completed a series of operational upgrades as part of light rail service during the World Cup, which will play six matches in Seattle beginning Monday, June 15....
WASHINGTON — The National Transportation Safety Board has renewed its call for an accelerated removal of DOT-111 tank cars from hazardous material service as a result of its investigation into the...
SCRANTON, Pa. — The National Park Service has issued a number of safety advisories and announced changes to the Steamtown National Historic site operations in advance of the June 15–30 visit of Union...
WASHINGTON — Innovations that are being introduced by transit and commuter rail systems around the country to handle FIFA World Cup fans will continue to serve the traveling public long after the...
PORT JERVIS, N.Y. — TOYX, Inc., the parent organization of what has been renamed as the Port Jervis Railroad Museum, announced the museum located at the site of the historic Erie Railroad turntable...
WINSLOW, Ariz. — Two men were arrested and more than $500,000 in stolen merchandise was recovered following a recent train burglary near Meteor Crater west of Winslow. Investigators say the case...