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Safer rail cars are among ‘most wanted’ by NTSB

(The following story by Alan Suderman appeared on the Washington Examiner website on February 19, 2010 WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal safety investigators on Thursday called for sturdier, federally regulated rail cars that won't crumple like tin cans in an accident, as a...

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Crews pull Belgian train wrecks apart

(The Associated Press circulated the following on February 18, 2010.) BRUSSELS — Work crews began separating two trains Thursday, three days after they collided near Brussels killing 18 people. Public transit workers across Belgium were to stage a minute of silence in...

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Amtrak hopes for more Downeaster riders

(The following story by Steve Bodnar appeared on the Portsmouth Herald website on February 18, 2010.) PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — When Peter Bishop travels to Maine with his wife, Sarabeth Guptill, and their two kids, the Bay State family typically rides the train from Boston...

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New CSX rail terminal planned for Pittsburgh region

(The following story by Rick Stouffer appeared on the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review website on February 18, 2010.) PITTSBURGH, Pa. — A new CSX Corp. rail terminal will be built in the Pittsburgh area as part of the National Corridor project, funded in part by federal...

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DOT awards $50 million to Kansas City area

(The following story by Brad Cooper and Lynn Horsley appeared on the Kansas City Star website on February 17, 2010.) KANSAS CITY, Mo. — U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood handed the Kansas City area $50 million in federal stimulus money for transportation...

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Kentucky gets $17.6 million for short-line railroads

(The following appeared on the Business First of Louisville website on February 17, 2010.) LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The state of Kentucky Wednesday was awarded $17.6 million in federal stimulus funds to rehabilitate short-line railroads owned by R.J. Corman Railroad Group....

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CSX gets stimulus funds to expand freight capacity

(The Associated Press circulated the following story by Matt Leingang on February 17, 2010.) COLUMBUS, Ohio — A new round of federal stimulus money will allow trains to carry more cargo from Ohio to the East Coast, helping take commercial truck traffic off highways,...

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