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05

State DOT leaders frustrated with short-term solution to infrastructure funding

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Oct
05

St Louis-Metro Transit adds off-duty police officers

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Oct
05

UP: Supply chain challenges need coordinated response

Rail News Home Union Pacific Railroad 10/5/2021 Rail News: Union Pacific Railroad
Everyone in the supply chain must take stock of what they can control, wrote UP AVP Elise Gosch. Photo – up.com

Each member of the supply chain must focus on optimizing their part of it and keep communicating with other players both upstream and downstream to address challenges, according to Union Pacific Railroad's Inside Track newsletter.

Changes in consumer spending habits during the pandemic, labor shortages in the trucking and warehousing industries, and final-mile delivery delays are contributing to industry-wide supply-chain shortages in the United States, wrote Elise Gosch, UP's assistant vice president of marketing and sales-premium intermodal.

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Oct
05

UP: Supply chain challenges need coordinated response

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Oct
05

Alter Logistics terminal project includes rail track expansion

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Oct
04

Rail supplier news from Alstom, STV, Geopier and LRW (Oct. 4)

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Oct
04

KC Streetcar Authority to study multimodal transit options

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Oct
04

MTA employee COVID-19 vaccination program enters new phase

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Oct
04

Greater Cleveland RTA wraps up track construction project

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04

Caltrain completes Menlo Park, San Mateo grade crossing projects

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04

Sound Transit opens Northgate Link light-rail extension

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04

Rail unions allege NS seeks to 'eliminate' train-service crafts

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Oct
04

CN sets shareholder meeting requested by TCI

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Oct
04

CN sets shareholder meeting requested by TCI

Rail News Home Canadian National Railway - CN 10/4/2021 Rail News: Canadian National Railway - CN
CN today announced that it has scheduled a special meeting of shareholders in response to a requisition by CIFF Capital and TCI (collectively TCI).The meeting is scheduled for March 22, 2022. TCI and CN have mutually agreed to the date of the special meeting.
CN remains committed to executing its ambitious, long-term, sustainable growth strategy, and is grateful for early expressions of support for this plan that it has received from valued shareholders, customers, partners and other key stakeholders., CN officials said in a press release.In making the meeting announcement, the company reiterated its message that it has “best-in-class corporate governance and a strong shareholder engagement program as it continues to focus on operational excellence, a customer-first culture, innovation and ESG leadership.”Over the past year, CN changes to governance included the addition of three new independent directors and achieving gender parity among independent directors ahead of plan. At the company’s most recent annual general meeting, all directors received greater than 95% of votes in favor, and CN’s say-on-pay resolution passed with 97.7% support.TCI’s motives for its requisition are dubious, CN officials said. To read the company’s complete statement, click here.

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Oct
01

NARS elects officers, gives awards

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01

Metra kicks off project to replace rail bridge, rebuild Grayland Station

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Oct
01

CN wins AREMA's Hay award for Louisiana bridge project

The American Railway Engineering and Maintenance-of-Way Association (AREMA) recently named CN the winner of the 2021 Dr. William W. Hay Award for Excellence for the New McComb Bonnet Carre Spillway Bridge project in Louisiana.

The award honors the memory of William Walter Hay, a longtime AREMA contributor and professor of railway civil engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Each year, the association bestows the award to projects that best illustrate safety, innovation and service performance reliability.

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CN wins AREMA's Hay award for Louisiana bridge project

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01

NTSB urges railroads to better protect rail roadway workers

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Oct
01

Union Pacific elects Edison to its board

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