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Stay updated with our rail transport news and trends. Journal of Commerce covers intermodal news, and port connectivity news in the container rail transport sector.
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Nasdaq Exchange Warns FreightCar
John D. Boyd |
Rail industry equipment supplier FreightCar America said it received an expected notification letter from the Nasdaq stock exchange that it is out of compliance with deadlines for financial filings, a
Rail News
Patriot Rail to Serve Temple, Texas
Thomas L. Gallagher |
The city of Temple, Texas, on Aug. 15 granted Patriot Rail an exclusive long-term license to provide rail switching and other rail-related services to customers at Central Pointe Rail Park.
Rail News
Railroads Increase Employment in July
John D. Boyd |
The nation’s top railroads increased employment slightly from mid-June to mid-July.
Rail News
North-American rail
Rail Freight Pushes to Five-Month High
John D. Boyd |
Major U.S. railroads enjoyed the highest bulk carloadings in five months during the week ending Aug.
Rail News
North-American rail
Short Line Traffic Strengthens
John D. Boyd |
Small North American railroads saw their freight traffic rise in the week ending Aug. 15, with some cargoes pushing to the strongest levels since last winter.
Rail News
Pacer Closes Sale of Trucking Unit
John D. Boyd |
Intermodal firm Pacer International completed the sale of its Pacer Transport flatbed truck unit for about $2 million to Universal Truckload Services. The sale closed Aug. 17, Pacer announced on Aug.
Rail News
Deutsche Bahn Profit Falls 52.6 Percent
Bruce Barnard |
Deutsche Bahn, Germany's state-owned rail company, earned less than half the profit of a year ago due to "massive declines" in rail, ocean and air cargo volume.
Rail News
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Chicago Trims Freight Rail Plan
John D. Boyd |
The Chicago Region Environmental and Transportation Efficiency Program -- a massive construction plan to untangle clogged freight rail, commuter lines and roadway traffic -- is culling its game plan.<
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North-American rail
Intermodal Takes Share from Trucking
John D. Boyd |
Domestic freight shippers increased the share of rail hauls in the second quarter from three months earlier for goods carried in trailers and containers, taking them away from truckers.
Rail News
Watco Launches Alabama Warrior Line
John D. Boyd |
Short line operator Watco Transportation Services got its new Alabama Warrior Railway in operation this month in and around Birmingham, Ala.
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North-American rail
Wabtec Commuter Sales Help Offset Freight Decline
John D. Boyd |
With its sales to the freight industry falling, in line with other rail equipment suppliers, Wabtec’s new $44 million order to build commuter locomotives for Virginia Railway Express is helping
Rail News
Arizona Rail Changes Name, Plans
John D. Boyd |
The short line operator formerly known as Arizona Railroad Group is no more.
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CSX Starts Work on Major Intermodal Site
John D. Boyd |
CSX Transportation and state officials broke ground for an intermodal terminal at North Baltimore, Ohio, A spokesman said it will be the “centerpiece” facility for the big eastern-U.S.
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North-American rail
Ocean Box Slump Strains Intermodal
John D. Boyd |
If North American intermodal shipping were only a domestic business, there would be plenty of reason to say things are bottoming out.
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Reform Grinds, and Sparks
John D. Boyd |
Federal regulation of freight railroads may be headed for a more shipper-friendly overhaul, but Congress broke for its long recess with a reform bill still to be written and after a key regulatory app
Rail News
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Small Railroads See Mixed Traffic Flows
John D. Boyd |
Overall rail traffic declined from a week earlier at North American short lines tracked in the RMI RailConnect index, but small railroads recorded some of the strongest loadings in months for several
Rail News
DOT Stimulus Payouts Rise $347 Million in Week
John D. Boyd |
Stimulus money is rolling out of the Department of Transportation at ever-increasing amounts to pay for initial infrastructure projects, as DOT spending jumped by $347 million in the latest week.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
North-American rail
Elliott Takes Office as STB Chairman
John D. Boyd |
Daniel R. Elliott was sworn in as chairman of the Surface Transportation Board that regulates rail-shipper economic issues, the agency has confirmed.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
North-American rail
RailAmerica Creates Switch Service Unit
John D. Boyd |
One of the top North American short line companies is branching out to offer freight shippers a range of specialty services to handle their yard operations on a contract basis, from railcar switching
Rail News
Rail Traffic Nears Recent Highs
John D. Boyd |
Large U.S.
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North-American rail
KCS Makes Senior Management Shift
John D. Boyd |
Kansas City Southern, operator of the smallest U.S. Class I railroad and a rail unit in Mexico about the same size, said Scott E.
Rail News
North-American rail
NS Picks Pa. Terminal Site for Next Corridor
John D. Boyd |
Norfolk Southern Railway added Greencastle, Pa., to its expanding list of planned intermodal terminals along a major interstate rail corridor it wants to develop, with actual construction in most case
Rail News
North-American rail
Freight Transportation Index Stuck in Low
Thomas L. Gallagher |
Freight transportation in the United States stayed stuck in the doldrums in June, stalled at its lowest level since 1997, according to a report from the U.S.
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Public Help Lifts National’s Genset Orders
John D. Boyd |
Rail industry supplier National Railway Equipment booked 14 orders for new N-ViroMotive genset locomotives, with much of that business fueled by federal stimulus money and state aid.
Rail News
North-American rail
Ocean Traffic Dampens North American Intermodal
John D. Boyd |
Shipments of rail-truck intermodal cargoes across the United States and Canada are showing more signs of life, but are swamped by continued sharp declines for international shipments that are mainly o
Rail News
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North-American rail
RailAmerica IPO Sheds Light on Operations
John D. Boyd |
In offering to sell $300 million in stock and become a public company again for the first time in over two years, short line holding company RailAmerica said it is making money despite a sharp drop in
Rail News
Elliott to Take STB Chair This Week
John D. Boyd |
Daniel R. Elliott is expected to take his oath this week to join the three-person Surface Transportation Board and become its chairman, industry and Washington sources said.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
North-American rail
Mississippi Export Railroad to Expand
Marcy Behrmann Frank |
The Mississippi Export Railroad will use its $740,000 U.S. Department of Agriculture loan to add a 40,000-square-foot bulk storage warehouse to its Moss Point facility.
Rail News
Canadian National Tweaks EJ&E Operations
John D. Boyd |
Canadian National Railway is still grappling with mechanical breakdowns and operational snags on its short line tracks outside Chicago, as it tries to sort out the problems causing its trains to block
Rail News
North-American rail
Retreat of the Eastern Front
Alan M. Field |
2009 hasn’t worked OUT quite like Walter Schulze-Freyberg envisioned.
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Big Rails in the Green
John D. Boyd |
Rail News
North-American rail
Rockefeller’s Mission: Aid the Captives
John D. Boyd |
Sen.
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Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Union Pacific to Pay $32 Million for Water Act Violations
John D. Boyd |
Union Pacific Railroad will pay civil penalties of $800,000 and is restoring some Nevada stream areas at an estimated cost of $31 million, the Department of Justice said, to settle alleged Clean Water
Rail News
North-American rail
CSX, Train Engineers Reach Deal
John D. Boyd |
Eastern-U.S.
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North-American rail
Senate Confirms Obama's STB, DOT Nominees
John D. Boyd |
The Senate approved Daniel R. Elliott to lead the Surface Transportation Board, Susan L.
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Short Line Traffic Chugs Ahead
John D. Boyd |
North American short lines surveyed for the RMI RailConnect index had their strongest traffic week in more than four months, in the week ending Aug. 1.
Rail News
FRA Gives $1 Million to Operation Lifesaver
John D. Boyd |
Operation Lifesaver’s public awareness campaigns will get $1.015 million from the federal government, to help reduce the hundreds of deaths yearly from automobile drivers and pedestrians getting
Rail News
North-American rail
Rail Traffic Strengthens Again
John D. Boyd |
A traffic recovery for large U.S. railroads picked up steam in the week ending Aug. 1, adding to signs that freight demand may be on a sustained climb from recession lows.
Rail News
North-American rail
CP Sells Historic Montreal Building
John D. Boyd |
Canadian Pacific Railway will shed ownership but not its offices in the historic Windsor Station building in Montreal, selling it and some other real estate for $80 million to Cadillac Fairview.
Rail News
North-American rail
Union Chief Apologizes on STB Nod
John D. Boyd |
The head of the United Transportation Union sent a quick apology to key senators after members of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee erupted in anger over a union claim of influ
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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