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As the one-year mark of the infamous Norfolk Southern 38-car train derailment, subsequent toxic fire, and temporary evacuation of East Palestine, Ohio, rolled around, President Joe Biden still hadn’t visited the small town. But he was coming down the tracks. “There is no date yet, but obviously, we’re working with community leaders. We’re working with

As the one-year mark of the infamous Norfolk Southern 38-car train derailment rolled around, Biden still hadn’t visited the small town.

/PRNewswire/ -- Union Pacific Railroad has appointed Andrew Brady to vice president-External Relations, following Printz Bolins retirement at the end of...

C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. today reported financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2023. Fourth Quarter Key Metrics: Gross profits decreased 20.0% to $609.3 million Income...

The West Virginia Senate has passed a bill, Senate Bill 196, that would expand state authority to acquire railroad rights-of-way and land for trail programs. SB 196 would allow the state to acquire interest in any active or inactive railroad right-of-way, and landowner opponents of planned nonmotorized Elk River Trail development in Clay County fear the bill is designed to circumvent their claims of right-of-way ownership.

Last year, the United States produced more oil than any country in history. The fact that we’re awash in crude trickled down to gas pumps late last year when motorists

A West Virginia Senate panel approved a bill, Senate Bill 196, that would expand state authority to acquire railroad rights-of-way and land for trail programs. Lawmakers removed a provision that would have asserted eminent domain power, but Clay County landowner opponents of Elk River Trail development near their properties are still wary of the bill.

A West Virginia Senate panel approved a bill, Senate Bill 196, that would expand state authority to acquire railroad rights-of-way and land for trail programs. Lawmakers removed a provision that would have asserted eminent domain power, but Clay County landowner opponents of Elk River Trail development near their properties are still wary of the bill.

/PRNewswire/ -- Michael Baker International, a global leader in engineering, planning and consulting services, today announced organizational updates that...

Railroad industry news about: The OneRail Coalition, Kyle Fields, Arielle Giordano, Devon Barnhart, Anne Canby Awards. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine