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CSXT Kentucky Grain Train Derailment Blocks CC Subdivision

A CSX Transportation train derailed in an Kentucky community Wednesday evening, leaving a mess for crews to clean up.

CSXT Employee is Third Winner of AAR Prestigious Award

CSX Transportation employee Bill Gleason became CSX Corporation's third winner of the American Association of Railroad's (AAR) prestigious Holden-Proefrock Award for his lifetime contributions to the field of hazardous materials safety.

Virginia Creates Commision on Rail Enhancement

Governor Mark Warner hopes to get rail transportation moving in Virginia.

AAR Reports Continued Strength in Rail Carloadings

Freight traffic on U.S. railroads continued to run well ahead of year earlier volume during the week ended May 15, the Association of American Railroads (AAR) reported.

BNSF Sunday Argonia, KS Derailment Cleared by Monday Afternoon

Eight cars of a Burlington Northern Santa Fe train derailed Sunday afternoon in Argonia, Kansas, forcing the temporary evacuation on an area near a fertilizer business.

VRE Gets New Chief Executive Officer

The new head of Virginia Railway Express isn't new at all.

Texas State RR Offers Kids Ride Free Deal

The historic Texas State Railroad that operates excursion trains between Palestine and Rusk in East Texas is offering a "Kids Ride Free" deal.

NS Awards Grant to Colonial Williamsburg

Colonial Williamsburg has received a $250,000 grant from the Norfolk Southern Foundation to be used for the support of African-American programming at Colonial Williamsburg.

CSXT Crew Blamed by Fed Report for Fatal Crossing Collision

A federal investigation of February

CN Reaches Tentative Contract with Railway Police

Canadian National Railway Co. has reached a tentative deal on a new contract with the union representing 67 CN police officers in Canada.

C&J Railroad Owner Sends Overdue Lease Payment

C&J Railroad Co. owner Reggie Howell has paid Coahoma County $16,780, allowing him to continue leasing the county's 60 miles of rail.

SRNJ Derailment from Tuesday Cleared; Line Still Needs Renovation

Repairs began Friday morning to a section of the New Jersey county-owned railroad, closed since a train derailment earlier in the week.

SEPTA Yard Eyed After Discovery of Transmitting Device

The FBI is investigating the discovery of an electronic device found alongside SEPTA train tracks in West Philadelphia, but the agency yesterday stressed that there was no evidence to suggest it was linked to terrorism.

NYC Transit Proposes 'Unauthorized Photography' Ban

Citing the security of 7 million daily riders, 48,000 employees and its transportation network, New York City Transit yesterday proposed a ban on unauthorized photography, filming and videotaping on city subways, buses and Staten Island Railway trains. The press and businesses or individuals with permits would be exempt.

Amtrak, Bush Admin. Forge Unusual Alliance to Oppose Strike

The Bush administration and Amtrak forged an unusual alliance Friday to oppose a threatened one-day walkout by thousands of union workers at the railroad to draw attention to Amtrak's funding needs.

Amtrak Stops Trio of Trains After Threat Received

Amtrak police stopped and searched three trains, including two Acela Express (search) high-speed trains traveling from New York to Washington, a spokesman for the passenger railroad said. One Acela train was north of Philadelphia when it was stopped Thursday night. The other was near Baltimore-Washington International Airport. Details about the third train were not immediately available.

VIA Rail Cancels Some Ontario Service Today

VIA Rail trains scheduled to travel through St. Marys, Stratford, Kitchener, Guelph and Georgetown on Saturday won't be running because of repairs being made to a damaged culvert, a spokesperson for the railway said.

NS Takes TRANSCAER Award for Second Consecutive Year

For the second consecutive year, TRANSCAER

Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Developing Outside Portland

The founder of the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad is trying to turn his tourist attraction into a 3.3-mile track along the outskirts of Portland.

Amtrak Wants Funds Transferred to Downeaster Service Upgrades

Amtrak officials say their Downeaster passenger service needs $1.7 million dollars in federal subsidies.

GEXR Repairs Force VIA Rail Detours in Ontario

VIA Rail Canada wishes to advise passengers traveling between London and Toronto on Saturday, May 22, 2004 (via Brampton, Georgetown, Guelph, Kitchener, Stratford and St. Mary's) that due to repair work being carried out by The Goderich-Exeter Railway, that all trains will be rerouted.

Amtrak, Commuter Rail Ordered to Further Enhance Security

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security ordered Amtrak, the nationwide passenger service, and operators of commuter trains to boost security against terrorism by increasing inspections and the use of bomb-sniffing dogs.

VIA Rail Announces Fifth (and Sixth) Years for Bras d' Or Service

Entering its fifth year, VIA Rail Canada's seasonal service to Cape Breton Island attracts passengers from across Canada and around the globe.

Alaska RR Signs on with EPA to Study Railroad Polution

An on-again, off-again agreement between the Alaska Railroad and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is apparently on again.

UPRR Moves Trains Off Western Iowa Line for Refurb

Union Pacific Railroad moved trains off its western Iowa line beginning earlier this week.

BNSF Texas Head-on Collision Kills Crewmember

Two BNSF freight trains collided head-on Wednesday afternoon several miles north of Gunter in Grayson County, Texas, killing one train

CSXT D.C. Manned Bridge Could Be Remoted

The United States Coast Guard proposes to change the regulations that govern the operation of the CSX Transportation (CSX) Railroad Bridge across Anacostia River, at mile 3.4, in Washington, DC.

CSXT Being Sued by Spring Hill, TN over Blocked Crossings

A lawsuit is on track in Spring Hill, Tennessee, where the city plans to take CSX Transportation to court.

Memphis Considers New Bi-Modal Bridges across Mississippi

The State of Tennessee will begin a feasibility study next month on a proposed $500-million dollar bridge over the Mississippi River.

Edaville Railroad Equipment Falls into Hands of Creditor

The fate of the Edaville Railroad amusement park is now in the hands of its lendor after an auction failed to generate enough money to cover a loan.

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