Rail News

BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD MARKETING EXECUTIVES have been making the rounds of news offices recent

For the week ended Aug. 8, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service will fine the Canadian Pacific Railroad at least $50

Hundreds of workers at Canada's two national railways defied union requests to stop wildcat walkouts

Rails Reach Settlement On Track-Use DisputeA track dispute between the Union Pacific and Sou

The Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department have cleared the Henley Group's request to b

Plans have been established to include the private trade in an effort to transport grain and oilseed

The head of the umbrella group representing nine unions negotiating with Canada's railroads urged wo

The Swedish and Danish governments agreed to begin formal negotiations on a bridge and tunnel link b

Calif. Officials Differ On Outcome of PlanRTD General Manager John Dyer predicted bus fare h

An official of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co. said oral arguments in its merger application

Revived talks between Canadian railway management and union representativeswent into their s

To the detriment of shippers, carriers have worked diligently since deregulation to reduce their lia

Union Pacific Railroad ordered 75 General Electric locomotives for delivery starting this year. The

Negotiations reopened in Montreal between Canadian railroad management and union representatives to

Canadian National Railway is building the third version of its high-tech track inspection car that w

Canadian railway management and union representatives resume negotiations here today in a last-ditch

CNW Corp. said negotiations for the possible sale and restructuring of the company continue amid the

Report Criticizes Metro North ProcedureALBANY, N.Y. - Metro North Railroad's documentation s

Non-proprietary railroad cost data used in calculating rate changes should be released to the public

For the week ended Aug. 1, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

A Kansas City Southern Industries official said there still has been no communication from a New Yor

The Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co. reported earnings in the second quarter ended June 30 of $3.2

Canadian Railways, Unions Resume TalksWINNIPEG, Canada - Talks between the Canadian railways

A tiny intermodal terminal in western Massachusetts is starting to turn some big business in what se

Canadian railway union officials began discussions in Ottawa Wednesday of a federal conciliator's re

India is negotiating a US$190 million credit from the Asian Development Bank to fund an upgrading of

A railway labor group is asking a U.S. district court to force the nation's railroads to negotiate w

Japanese Islands Linked by New BridgeA worker tightened the last bolt Wednesday on a 12.3-ki

Railroad freight car loadings continued to show strong gains in July compared to the same period a y

Rail Retirement Board Opens Fraud HotlineThe Railroad Retirement Board's Office of Inspector

Canadian Pacific Ltd., parent company of Canadian Pacific Railroad, reported a second quarter profit

NY Train Radio Law To Take Effect Sept. 1ALBANY, N.Y. - A new railroad law to take effect on

The administration of Gov. Robert P. Casey has effectively killed whatever faint hopes remained for

A freight train whose brakes failed as it sped into a southern train station slammed into the back o

Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev called on a regional Communist Party committee to learn the detai

No competitive problems have arisen from CSX Corp.'s 1984 acquisition of American Commercial Lines,

A company offering to invest $450 million toward a monorail system here has issued a deadline to Atl

Southern Pacific Train Derails in CaliforniaREDDING, Calif. - Two Southern Pacific train cre

A PREVIEW OF THE FUTURE: Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., hasn't yet kicked off his presidential campaign.<