Rail News

Providence & Worcester Railroad Co. won't be receiving a state tax break from Rhode Island this year

The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a labor union request to reverse a prior ruling and block

Accidents at railroad grade crossings fell nearly 50 percent between 1975 and 1987 and injuries and

J. Donlan Piedmont is the new president of the Railroad Public Relations Association. He was misiden

RAILROADS ARE SERIOUS about their efforts to repeal the Federal Employers' Liability Act. Th

For the week ended July 1, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

Rarely in recent memory has a Supreme Court ruling disappointed both sides more than the results of

SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO BUY 50 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVESSouthern Pacific Transportation Co. will acquir

DONLAN TO HEAD RAIL ASSOCIATIONJ. Donlan Piedmont, director of public relations for Norfolk

The Interstate Commerce Commission has delayed approval of Blackstone Capital Partners' bid to acqui

A Massachusetts congressman is asking Congress to approve a $500,000 federal subsidy to a small Mass

CSL Intermodal is still in its formative stages as an intermodal carrier but it believes it has an e

CSX Corp. earned $151 million, or $1.45 a share, in the second quarter. This was a sharp tur

BLACKSTONE TO COMPLETE C&NWT TENDER OFFERThe waiting period required by federal anti-takeove

The British Railways Board announced record results Wednesday for its latestfinancial year t

Clouds that have hovered over Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. for almost a year are quickly dis

No ports in the world have done as much as the U.S. West Coast gateways to develop intermodalism.

For the week ended June 24, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Steam locomotives always have had a certain mystique. Today, that romance is being harnessed

Canadian National Railways is studying using helicopters for maintenance work. In a two-week

A prolonged and costly battle affecting the future of the state-owned British Railways Board was for

GRAND TRUNK WESTERN (Detroit) - Robert Gavin was named international sales manager, anew position. H

Amtrak's employees have scheduled a day of rallies and informational picketing to protest policies o

J. DAVIS NAMED PRESIDENT OF CSX RAIL TRANSPORTRICHMOND, Va. - Jerry R. Davis is leaving Unio

The Customs Service has approved port-of-entry status for the Virginia Port Authority's inland port

You can cut your way to prosperity. Edward L. Moyers, president and chief executive officer

The Supreme Court Monday sent back to lower courts a number of railroad cases involving employees' r

The railroad industry is mounting a campaign for repeal of the Federal Employers' Liability Act that

The first inland clearance depot, or ICD, has been formally opened in Malaysia, one of a series inte

THE ROLE OF RAILROAD public relations executives has changed in recent years. Increasingly,

Railroads and their investment bankers clashed with labor unions and state regulators last week over

For the week ended June 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Striking transport workers brought much of Britain to a halt Wednesday. The first national r

BLE WINS UNION FIGHT TO REPRESENT NS LINESThe Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers defeated t

Appearances by four railroad presidents feature today's opening session of the 37th annual meeting o

CSX Corp. said Tuesday that continued or expanded work stoppages in eastern coal fields are likely t

The climax of a major showdown within railroad labor will slowly unwind today, when the National Med

The U.S. Bankrupcty Court of the District of Delaware has cleared the way for the Delaware & Hudson

Greenbrier Cos. and Superior Transportation Systems have announced a new service that uses railroad

CSL INTERMODAL UNIT OFFERS REPAIR SERVICEHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSL Intermodal said its chassis