ASLRRA launches Short Line Education Fund

The American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association announced the creation of a Short Line Education Fund to address industry training, promote short lines, and build a storehouse of research and information.

CN lauds customers for sustainability

Canadian National Railway recognized 32 of its customers for their sustainability practices that are aligned with the objectives of the CN EcoConnexions program.

Wabtec acquires Thermal Transfer

Wabtec Corp. has acquired Thermal Transfer Corp., a supplier of industrial heat exchangers.

Amtrak knew of track issues before NY Penn Station derailment

Amtrak knew of track problems before a New Jersey Transit commuter train derailed at New York’s Penn Station on Monday, April 3, turning the hub into a four-day quagmire of cancellations and delays for thousands of commuters.

AAR: March sees sand, grain carload marks

Carloads on U.S. railroads grew by 7.3% in March from the same month a year ago, the Association of American Railroads reported.

Changes at the top for Vossloh NA

Vossloh has made a number of leadership changes in the North American region.

Michael Baker names Ted Coffey as VP

Michael Baker International has hired Ted Coffey as vice president and deputy national market lead in the railroad and transit practice.

Greenbrier beats Q2 estimates, extends car lease agreement with MUL

Railcar builder Greenbrier Companies reported sales and earnings that beat estimates, and announced a new railcar lease agreement worth more than $1 billion.

MTA sets next phase of 2nd Avenue Subway projects

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) board on Monday voted on measures to improve service for millions of New Yorkers who use subways.

NTSB: DOT-111 ethanol cars in UP wreck

The derailment and resulting fire involving a Union Pacific ethanol train in March included older DOT-111 tank cars, according to a preliminary government report.

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