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GE to close locomotive turbocharger facility in Latham, N.Y.

(Source: Albany Times-Union, June 30, 2016) ALBANY, N.Y. — General Electric Co. will close its diesel locomotive turbocharger facility in Latham because of weakening demand and shift production to a plant in India, the Albany Times-Union reported. The manufacturing...

MBTA takes first major step toward privatization

(Source: Boston Globe, June 30, 2016) BOSTON — The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s warehouse operations could be run by a private company by October, as T officials take a major step toward outsourcing a part of the agency. MBTA officials on Thursday...

Puchala assumes NMB Chairmanship

(Source: National Mediation Board press release, July 1, 2016) WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Mediation Board (NMB) is pleased to announce that Ms. Linda Puchala becomes Chairman of the National Mediation Board, effective July 1, 2016. Harry Hoglander and Nicholas...

Schumer, 9 other Senators, ask DOT for emergency order on oil trains

(Source: Democrat and Chronicle, June 29, 2016) WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer has joined nine Senate colleagues in asking the Transportation Department to issue an immediate emergency order limiting the volatility of crude oil shipped by rail. Full...

Merced’s high-speed rail plans back on track

(Source: Merced Sun-Star, June 29, 2016) MERCED, Calif. — Residents and others interested in Merced’s future gathered Tuesday to discuss what they’d like to see surrounding the high-speed rail stop in Merced, which is set to open in 2025. Full story: Merced...

BNSF’s Carl Ice addresses employees in Galesburg, Ill.

(Source: Register-Mail, June 29, 2016) GALESBURG, Ill. — BNSF Railway CEO Carl Ice and other company leaders gathered Wednesday morning in the Orpheum Theatre to address employees about trends and business happenings, though there was not much hope for those...

Controversial audio surveillance of NJ Transit riders comes to an end

(Source: www.nj.com, June 29, 2016) NEWARK, N.J. — NJ Transit has stopped eavesdropping on conversations aboard its light rail trains after facing a string of criticism over how it stored and handled the recordings. NJ Transit confirmed Wednesday afternoon that it had...

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