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Jan
31

Creel succeeds Harrison as CP CEO

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Keith Creel has assumed his new role as president and chief executive officer of Canadian Pacific, the Class I announced today.

Creel becomes the 17th person to lead the company. As CEO, he succeeds E. Hunter Harrison, who retired five months early to "pursue opportunities at other Class Is," CP announced two weeks ago.

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Jan
31

Iowa Pacific withdraws from Hoosier State Train service

1/31/2017    

Rail News: Amtrak

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Jan
31

Hakim named MTA's interim executive director

1/31/2017    

Rail News: People

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Jan
31

AAR President and CEO Statement on Trump Administration Executive Order Regarding Regulation and Regulatory Costs

​FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

AAR President and CEO Statement on Trump Administration Executive Order Regarding Regulation and Regulatory Costs

 

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Jan. 31, 2017 – Edward R. Hamberger, president and CEO of the Association of American Railroads (AAR), issued the following statement on Monday's Executive Order by the Trump Administration, "Reducing Regulation and Controlling Regulatory Costs."  

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Jan
30

House T&I Committee to tackle what is needed from infrastructure at first hearing

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee will hold its first hearing of the 115th Congress next week and will explore how and what to build in order to meet the needs of the 21st century.

 

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Jan
30

House T&I Committee to tackle what is needed from infrastructure at first hearing

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee will hold its first hearing of the 115th Congress next week and will explore how and what to build in order to meet the needs of the 21st century.

 

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Jan
30

Massachusetts state senator urges White House to consider Springfield to Boston HSR line

A state senator from Massachusetts is requesting the Trump Administration to include a proposed high-speed rail line between Boston and Springfield on future infrastructure priority lists.

State Sen. Eric Lesser (D- 1st Hampden & Hampshire) sent a letter to the White House urging the president to include the high-speed line as a priority following reports that the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Green Line was included on a list of priority infrastructure projects.

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Jan
30

Massachusetts state senator urges White House to consider Springfield to Boston HSR line

A state senator from Massachusetts is requesting the Trump Administration to include a proposed high-speed rail line between Boston and Springfield on future infrastructure priority lists.

State Sen. Eric Lesser (D- 1st Hampden & Hampshire) sent a letter to the White House urging the president to include the high-speed line as a priority following reports that the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Green Line was included on a list of priority infrastructure projects.

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Jan
30

Rail supplier news from RailWorks, Alstom, RailTerm, HOTSTART and REMSA (Jan. 30)

1/30/2017    

Rail News: Supplier Spotlight

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Jan
30

Max J. Kuney awarded East Link Extension station contract

The Sound Transit Board of Directors has awarded Max J. Kuney Company a $93 million contract to build its Bel-Red/130th Station and guideway.

 

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Jan
30

Max J. Kuney awarded East Link Extension station contract

The Sound Transit Board of Directors has awarded Max J. Kuney Company a $93 million contract to build its Bel-Red/130th Station and guideway.

 

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Jan
30

Operation Lifesaver Canada unveils safety videos after uptick in crossing deaths

1/30/2017    

Rail News: Safety

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Jan
30

Sound Transit selects Federal Way extension alignment

Sound Transit’s Board of Directors has chosen an alignment to bring light-rail service to Federal Way.

 

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Jan
30

Sound Transit selects Federal Way extension alignment

Sound Transit’s Board of Directors has chosen an alignment to bring light-rail service to Federal Way.

 

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Jan
30

House T&I Committee slates first hearing

1/30/2017    

Rail News: Federal Legislation & Regulation

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Jan
30

RTA: Crosstie production, purchases fell in December

1/30/2017    

Rail News: MOW

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Jan
30

STB extends date for Class I data reporting rule

1/30/2017    

Rail News: Federal Legislation & Regulation

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Jan
30

Sound Transit chooses alignment for Federal Way light-rail extension

1/30/2017    

Rail News: Passenger Rail

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Jan
27

L.K. Comstock awarded $98 million MTA contract to upgrade Kings Highway Interlocking signal system

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has awarded a $98 million contract to L.K. Comstock & Company Inc., an electrical contractor and RailWorks Corporation subsidiary, to upgrade the Brooklyn, N.Y., Kings Highway Interlocking signal system.

The project plan includes a 55-month work schedule with an expected completion in 2021. The contractor is set to install the modernized signal system and equipment suited for communications-based train control (CBTC). RailWorks Transit, another subsidiary of RailWorks Corporation, will conduct necessary track and civil work, representatives say.

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Jan
27

L.K. Comstock awarded $98 million MTA contract to upgrade Kings Highway Interlocking signal system

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has awarded a $98 million contract to L.K. Comstock & Company Inc., an electrical contractor and RailWorks Corporation subsidiary, to upgrade the Brooklyn, N.Y., Kings Highway Interlocking signal system.

The project plan includes a 55-month work schedule with an expected completion in 2021. The contractor is set to install the modernized signal system and equipment suited for communications-based train control (CBTC). RailWorks Transit, another subsidiary of RailWorks Corporation, will conduct necessary track and civil work, representatives say.

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