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NS to resume rail traffic through Ga. wreck site

(Source: Augusta Chronicle, January 9, 2019) AUGUSTA, Ga. — The five remaining derailed train cars at the wreck site in Jefferson County have been removed and service is restored in that area, according to Norfolk Southern on Wednesday. Norfolk Southern, along with...

Herzog, W&LE complete PTC testing

(Source: Railway Age, January 7, 2019) NEW YORK — Wheeling & Lake Erie and Herzog completed brake testing and preparations for Positive Train Control functionality in revenue service by the end of 2018. Full story: Railway Age

UP shares rise on news of 62.7% operating ratio

(Source: Reuters, January 9, 2019) NEW YORK — Union Pacific Corp, the No. 1 U.S. railroad, said on Wednesday that a key measure of performance would come in better than expected for 2018, sending shares up 1.6 percent in after-hours trade. The Omaha, Nebraska-based...

UP coal cars derail in Nebraska

(Source: Television station WOWT, January 8, 2019) VALLEY, Neb. — A string of rail cars jumped the tracks between Valley and Fremont Tuesday spilling coal along the way. No injuries were reported. Full story: www.wowt.com

Two new STB commissioners officially confirmed by U.S. Senate

(Source: Supply Chain Management Review, January 4, 2019) WASHINGTON, D.C. — On January 2, the United States Senate voted to confirm two new Commissioners to the Surface Transportation Board (STB), an independent adjudicatory and economic-regulatory agency charged by...

Canadian plans to transport oil as solid briquettes move forward

(Source: Ars Technica, January 8, 2019) NEW YORK — The Canada National Railway Company (CN) has spent years developing a product called CanaPux, in which thick bitumen crude oil from Canada's oil sands is mixed with a polymer to become a solid puck that can be...

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