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NS May Have Eminent Domain Imposed on A&S Branch

Lancaster County (PA) Commissioners are expected to use eminent domain this week to take a right-of-way before Norfolk Southern can hand it over to municipalities that aren

CSXT Pair of Alabama Derailments Disrupted Freight Service

Two Alabama train derailments, 22 miles apart and in the space of three hours, do not appear to be related, according to a CSX Transportation spokesman.

BNSF Branch Should be Acquired Says Planning Commission

A Washington regional planning committee recommended that $660,000 in federal funding be spent on exploring public acquisition of a 40-mile Eastside rail corridor.

Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum Celebrates Heritage Days

The Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum's Railroad Heritage Days celebrate the transportation system that turned Hagerstown, Maryland, into the "Hub City."

Royal Gorge Route Railroad Close to Agreement with City

The Ca

MNCR to Get $1 billion for Equipment Replacement

Gov. John Rowland approved a plan to spend more than $1 billion to replace Metro-North Railroad's entire New Haven Line fleet and to build new maintenance facilities in New Haven.

RailAmerica Names New CEO to Fill Void Left by Marino

Two months after its longtime chief executive resigned, RailAmerica named a former federal transportation official as his successor.

GWRR Reports 18% North American Traffic Rise in Second Quarter

Genesee & Wyoming Inc. (GWI) reported May 2004 traffic volumes for its North American and 50%-owned Australian operations.

CPR Appears in Court over Spilled Glycol

Canadian Pacific Railways Ltd. appeared in BC Provincial Court Thursday, charged with two counts under subsection 36(3) of the federal Fisheries Act for spilling glycol, a deleterious substance and an ingredient commonly used in anti-freeze, into Burrard Inlet.

BNSF Second Washington Derailment Disrupted Sound Transit

Sound Transit's Sounder commuter train service did not make its normal Seattle-to-Tacoma runs for Wednesday afternoon's commute because of a freight train derailment.

KCS Monday Derailment Stranded Southern Belle Train

Clean up crews continued working this week after two Kansas City Southern trains collided on the western edge of Morton, Mississippi, early Monday morning derailing one set of railcars and damaging part of the tracks.

Trainorders.com Announces Night Photo Grand Prize Winners

Trainorders.com is proud to announce that a total of three Grand Prize winning entries have been selected from the Night Photo Contest.

NS Earns 15th Consecutive Harriman

Norfolk Southern employees earned an unprecedented 15th consecutive E.H. Harriman Gold Medal for employee safety.

BNSF Receives Toyota

The Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company (BNSF) was recognized by Toyota Logistics Services with Toyota

BNSF Logistics Acquires Sumark Services

BNSF Logistics, LLC announced today that it has acquired Sumark Services, a Versailles, Ohio-based third-party logistics (3PL) company that provides multi-modal transportation execution, nationwide.

BNSF Cordova, AL Taconite Derailment Cleared

A BNSF train operating through downtown Cordova, Alabama, derailed thirty-one cars not far from several homes on Thursday night.

UPRR Breaks Ground for New Intermodal Terminal in TX

Union Pacific and Texas officials broke ground on June 7, to celebrate construction of the railroad's new Dallas Intermodal Terminal just west of Interstate 45.

BNSF Seattle-Portland Route Reopened Following Derailment

Both tracks of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe main line between Seattle and Portland have been reopened after a tank car derailment in which a small amount of flammable liquid was spilled.

Amtrak Minor Chicagoland Derailment Disrupted Commuters

An Amtrak train traveling from Indianapolis to Chicago derailed two miles from its downtown destination this afternoon, disrupting train service between the city and its southwest suburbs.

CN Crossing Being Investigated by FRA Amid Claims of Slow Gates

The Federal Railroad Administration has launched a probe into the Charlotte, Michigan, train-car collision that killed a mother and her daughter, a spokesman said.

Amtrak Capitol Limited was Halted by FBI in Maryland

A Washington-bound Amtrak train was stopped in Cumberland, Maryland on June 6, as federal agents questioned two male passengers said to be of Middle Eastern descent who were acting suspiciously, officials said.

VIA Rail Celebrating Ocean's 100th Anniversary

On July 3, 2004, VIA Rail Canada will be celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Ocean, VIA's Atlantic Canada overnight train. For this historic moment, VIA is initiating a pricing promotion offering travel to/from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia and any stations in the Qu

BNSF Derailment Blocked Seattle-Portland Route

Four tank cars on a freight train derailed Monday in an area of homes and factories, spilling a small amount of flammable liquid, authorities said.

BNSF Stockton Sub Reopened at Levee Break Site

Authorities say a major highway between the San Francisco Bay area and Stockton in the Central Valley remains a mess motorists should avoid the remainder of the week.

NS Names Wimbush to VP Real Estate Post

F. Blair Wimbush has been named vice president real estate for Norfolk Southern Corporation, with office in Norfolk, effective June 1.

NS Gets Greenlight to Proceed with Lawsuit Against Chevron

Norfolk Southern Corp. can proceed with a lawsuit against Chevron U.S.A to recover damages from pollution of a saltwater marsh stemming from an oil terminal in Jacksonville, Fla., a federal appeals court ruled.

Amtrak's Empire Builder Celebrates 75th Anniversary

A celebration of Amtrak's Empire Builder passenger train's 75th anniversary is set for June 12 in Havre, Montana, one of the cities on the rail route from Chicago to Portland, Ore., and Seattle.

ARHS-owned F3As Future Tossed Up in the Air

A pair of F3A locomotives, ablaze with the orange and navy blue insignia and striping of the Jersey Central Railroad, sit at the bottom of Pennsylvania Route 209's Mansion House Hill welcoming visitors to Jim Thorpe.

KCS Hands Over Some KC Switching Ops to Shortline

Last week, Kansas City Southern Railroad notified its customers that beginning June 1, 2004, Kaw River Railroad, Inc. (KAW) will provide switching service to customers located on KCSR's and Kansas City Terminal Railway's tracks in Kansas City.

NS Receives Logistics Excellence Award from Toyota

Toyota Logistics Services has recognized Norfolk Southern Corporation with three awards for logistics excellence during 2003.

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