4 hrs ago | The Daily News
Project Could Double Usable Space on President's Island
If the Memphis and Shelby County Port Commission can win a sizeable grant from the federal government, work to build railroad capacity on Presidents Island - which would eventually allow for the future development of up to 1,500 acres there - could begin in August.
8 hrs ago | Baker City Herald
Twenty-seven cars of a Union Pacific Railroad train derailed early Sunday morning, disrupting rail traffic for about 18 hours.
12 hrs ago | WMDT
CSX Sues Truck Driver In Baltimore-Area Derailment
CSX is suing a garbage truck driver and his company for negligence in the explosive derailment of a freight train near Baltimore.
13 hrs ago | Nanaimo Daily News
Canadian Pacific cuts intermodal service from Toronto to Calgary by 20 hours
Canadian Pacific says it has launched a faster intermodal freight train service on its key route between Toronto to Calgary, cutting the trip down by 20 hours.
17 hrs ago | Mukilteo Tribune
Broadway Bridge project start date pushed back again
The bulk of the work for the Broadway Bridge replacement project will be happening next year, a city official said last week.
21 hrs ago | KABC LA
Some MTA bus drivers claim illness from routine pesticide spraying
Some Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus drivers are at odds with the company.
Union Pacific specialty license plate named best in U.S.
The Omaha Library Board will discuss the potential closure of library branches and other service cuts Wednesday in response to budget cuts proposed by Mayor Jean Stothert.
Riding along with Railroad Police: a look at anti-trespasser enforcement
It's illegal to trespass on railroad tracks in Indiana, a little known fact that the Railroad Police hope to share with the public in an "educational blitz."
Comptroller releases agency audits
Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Bus Driver Licensing Article 19-A of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law was enacted to further highway safety by creating standards for the qualification of bus drivers.
FBI: Kansas City terrorist part of foiled Wall Street bomb plot
A convicted Kansas City terrorist was part of a foiled plot to bomb Wall Street, a deputy FBI director told members of Congress Tuesday.
Train off tracks blocking crossings in southeast Houston
Officials said the Burlington Northern Santa Fe train had slightly tipped on its side and was off the tracks along the intersection of Leeland and Hughes.
Effort Could Speed Up Citi Bike Access For G Train Riders
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the city Department of Transportation are in talks to speed up the expansion of the Citi Bike share program to reach Long Island City and Greenpoint.
Doctor: Driver in Okla. traina
An investigator says the driver of a Union Pacific Railroad train that failed to comply with slow and stop signals before a deadly 2012 accident in the Oklahoma Panhandle had complained of failing eyesight in recent years.
CSX among best places to work in IT
CSX Corp. might be a rail giant, but it knows what it's doing in the IT department as well.
Why I Like Norfolk Southern Corporation
Norfolk Southern Corporation is a railroad company operating in the Eastern United States.
Train ride shows local leaders the dangers around crossings
It's one of the oldest ways of getting around, but for drivers, railroad tracks can present a whole new set of dangers.
Long Island Rail Road Train Derails After Leaving Penn Station
The 5:51 p.m. train was due in Hempstead at 6:46 p.m., Metropolitan Transportation Authority spokeswoman Marjorie Anders told WCBS 880.
Union Pacific Earnings Estimates Boosted at Citigroup
The firm currently has a $180.00 price target on the company's shares. Citigroup's price objective points to a potential upside of 14.64% from the stock's previous close.
Girl found dead near railway tracks
It is not confirmed if she was hit by a train, however, the RCMP are treating it as a train-pedestrian collision and Canadian Pacific Railway police are involved in the investigation.
LA County bus drivers complain over pesticides
The Los Angeles Times says more than 110 Metropolitan Transportation Authority drivers have signed a petition demanding a halt to the spraying, at least 14 are pursuing workers' compensation claims and a few are on medical leave or have quit.