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NJ Transit’s rail system is breaking down more often in 2017

(Source: www.nj.com, October 17, 2017) NEWARK, N.J. — NJ Transit trains are breaking down more in 2017 than they did in 2016, according to the agency's data, and are running fewer miles between failures than trains on the Long Island Rail Road or on Metro North. Full...

Survey: Shippers expecting rate increases, still unhappy with CSX

(Source: Railway Age, October 17, 2017) NEW YORK — Railroad shippers are anticipating price increases averaging 3.2% over the next 6-12 months, according to Cowen and Company’s Third-Quarter 2017 Rail Shipper Survey. This is a 20 basis point sequential increase from...

CSX meets 3Q 2017 profit forecasts, falls short on revenue

(Source: Associated Press, October 17, 2017) JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — CSX Corp. reported third-quarter earnings that met expectations, but its revenue took a hit as the company suffered service delays while overhauling its operations. Full story: Los Angeles Times

CP Rail beats 3Q 2017 profit estimates on higher shipments

(Source: Reuters, October 17, 2017) NEW YORK — Railroad operator Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. on Tuesday reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on higher shipments of crude oil, coal and potash and raised its full-year profit forecast. The company now...

Teamster leaders in U.S., Canada laud their respective NAFTA negotiators

(Source: International Brotherhood of Teamsters press release, October 16, 2017) WASHINGTON, D.C. — At the fourth round of NAFTA renegotiation, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters dispatched staff from both its U.S. and Canadian trade policy teams to track and...

Coal company, railroads line up against Spokane measure

(Source: Associated Press, October 17, 2017) SPOKANE, Wash. — Opponents have raised about $151,000 to defeat a Spokane ballot measure that would fine railroad operators for certain coal and crude oil rail shipments through the city's downtown core. Full story:...

Baltimore council members propose ban on new crude oil facilities

(Source: Baltimore Sun, October 16, 2017) BALTIMORE, Md. — Two members of the Baltimore City Council want to ban new crude oil terminals from the city as part of an effort to limit the number of oil trains traveling through the area. Full story: Baltimore Sun

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