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Jun
15

TGS short line to serve new logistics center in Houston area

Jun
15

L.A. port sets volume record, presents terminal environmental report to public

Jun
15

BART budget increases service, cleaning with support from federal emergency funds

Jun
15

National Academies completes report on LNG by rail

Jun
15

AAR, CAGTC back Surface Transportation Investment Act

Jun
15

KCS CIO Hancock to retire in July

Jun
14

DCTA recognized for COVID-19, Election Day ads

Jun
14

APTA issues guide for making ROI case for passenger rail

Jun
14

DART marks 25 years of light-rail service

Jun
14

Illinois bill would create high-speed rail commission

Jun
14

Northeast Georgia Inland Port project lands $2 million grant

Jun
14

CP asks public to speak out against CN-KCS deal

Jun
14

CP asks public to speak out against CN-KCS deal

Rail News Home Canadian Pacific 6/14/2021 Rail News: Canadian Pacific
CP is continuing to make a public case for its proposal to merge with KCS. Photo – cpr.ca

In a June 10 advertisement in The Washington Post and in a statement posted on its website, Canadian Pacific reiterated its stance that its proposed merger with Kansas City Southern is the "only viable" combination that would benefit Class I service, freight-rail competition and the environment.

CP is continuing to make a public case for its proposal to merge with KCS, which initially agreed to combine with CP but then pulled out of the pact to pursue a merger agreement with CN. 

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Jun
14

CSX to serve new Northwest Grains transload site

Jun
14

CSX to serve new Northwest Grains transload site

Rail News Home CSX Transportation 6/14/2021 Rail News: CSX Transportation
Northwest Grains and other officials last week held a ceremony marking the start of construction on the $2.5 million transload facility. Photo – South Carolina Ports Authority

Northwest Grains International LLC last week broke ground on an agricultural transload operation in Dillon County, South Carolina.

The $2.5 million transload facility will serve agricultural producers and handle containerized soybeans, lumber, logs, peanuts, cotton, cotton seed and yellow peas for export through the Port of Charleston via the rail-served Inland Port Dillon, according to a South Carolina Ports Authority press release.

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Jun
14

USDOT issues $250 million for transit projects; Fernandez confirmed as FTA administrator

Jun
11

MARTA adopts balanced budget for 10th consecutive year

Jun
11

RTD-Denver to lift capacity limits on trains, buses

Jun
11

ASLRRA backs Senate Commerce Committee’s surface transportation bill

Jun
11

Caltrain approves FY2022 operating, capital budgets