Rail News

The nation's railroads have offered to relieve shippers of the cost of producing evidence on rate re

Railways to Yesterday Will Present a ParadeHARRISBURG, Pa. - Railways to Yesterday Inc. will

The president of the Transport Union Workers Local 100, who represents 30,000 members working for th

Saying it wants to separate real estate development from railroading in its investors' minds, Capita

Railroad Expands Area Of RoadRailer ServiceNORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp., through it

A proposal by the nation's railroads to exchange credit information on rail shippers will not violat

The 63rd Street subway tunnel under New York's East River always was structurally safe, but the Tra

The Interstate Commerce Commission said it will not play an intrusive role in the divestiture of eit

Rails Offer to Extend Stand-alone Cost SystemThe nation's railroads said they are willing to

NASA, 35th annual experimental aircraft association fly-in convention, July 31-Aug. 7, Oshkosh, Wis.

Dukakis: Boston-NYC Fast Train Is Best IdeaMassachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis says a fast tr

Structural changes in the U.S. railroad industry will not succeed unless management works more close

Queen Elizabeth II formally opened the 77 million ($122 million) light railroad system built to car

NEAR GOLD CREEK, Alaska - Out in the untamed isolation where Everett Bolz lives, there is no town, n

Ford Motor Co. hopes late vehicle deliveries and lack of coordination between rail and truck carrier

Guilford Transportation Industries is quietly spreading its Springfield Terminal Co. over more and m

Railroad Reform Talks Near a Critical StageTalks aimed at forging a compromise on railroad r

Mag-Lev Florida, a representative of a group of Japanese firms involved in high-speed rail projects,

The Australian Railway Industry Committee is helping to boost exports of Australian railroad product

For the week ended July 18 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 99

US Leasing Expanding Its Fleet of RailcarsUnited States Leasing International Inc. said that

China's trains have carried at least 3.5 million passengers more than usual in July, and officials h

Executives expect moderate growth for Conrail during the second half of 1987 although automotive shi

It's barely two weeks old, but the fledging Red River Valley and Western Railroad is looking to grow

CNW Income Fell In Second QuarterCNW Corp. reported second quarter net income decreased to $

Norfolk Opens Terminal for VehiclesMERIDIAN, Miss. - Norfolk Southern opened a new vehicle u

British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and French President Francois Mitterrand exchanged ratified

A key Senate committee approved legislation to allow the federal government to discipline unsafe rai

Norfolk Southern Corp. earned $122.4 million, or 64 cents a share, in the second quarter, down 14 pe

Two Canadian railroads and their unions are awaiting a report by Labor Commissioner Douglas Stanley

Construction will begin this fall on Metro-North's Park Avenue tunnel now that the contractor has ba

L.B. Foster Co. Sells Track Work DivisionL.B. Foster Co. sold the assets of its track work d

The fate of a number of legislative and public policy debates in Washington may determine the econom

Fences soon will go up along sections of the Long Island Rail Road main line, even though the federa

Southern Pacific Transportation Corp. said traffic is moving smoothly along its Siskiyou Line in wes

Merrill Lynch Program Targets Conrail LaborMerrill Lynch announced it will establish individ

A long-simmering debate over whether the 1980 federal deregulation of the railroad industry went too

New Steel Train Runs To Reduce Travel TimeThe Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Co. started a new

Demand for steel and aluminum railroad cars to haul coal has not met the expectations of car manufac

Legal authority to police railroad employees could help the government solve some of the industry's