"Right to Work" is in This Week's News Headlines

MISSOURI VOTERS OVERWHELMINGLY TO REJECT RIGHT TO WORK

TD HOLLYWOOD, FLA. REGIONAL MEETING, DAY 1: PREVISICH SAYS U.S. LABOR MOVEMENT AT CRITICAL JUNCTURE

TD HOLLYWOOD, FLA., REGIONAL MEETING, DAY 2: GENERAL COUNSEL BRODAR TALKS ABOUT JANUS’ BLATANT ATTACK ON UNIONS

TD HOLLYWOOD, FLA. REGIONAL MEETING, DAY 3: RISCH ENCOURAGED BY MISSOURI LABOR VICTORY, CLOSE RACE IN OHIO

U.S. rail traffic up 4.2 percent in Week 31

Politics, economy drive rail volumes

BNSF posts revenue, income growth in Q2

NTSB reports initial facts of BNSF derailment, crude-oil spill in Iowa

Landsberg named vice chair of NTSB

NTSB: Failure to fix grade crossing led to fatal train, bus crash

ICYMI: This Week's News Headlines

Rail Traffic for July and the Week Ending July 28, 2018

U.S. railroads logged 5 percent traffic growth in July

Energy, consumer spending lead rail traffic gains

Rail bridge collapse prompts Schumer's call for more FRA inspectors

Port of Vancouver USA dedicates freight-rail access project

SMART TD's Lesniewski retires

SENATE CONFIRMS TWO TO NTSB

Rail freight volumes continue to climb in this week's news headlines

Rail Traffic for the Week Ending July 21, 2018

Rail freight volumes continue to climb

AAR: Rail traffic growth trend continues

BNSF in record Minn. project

OLI, FRA award safety grants in 16 states

Report: BNSF to limit retrofit tank cars

Crude by rail is set for growth over the next 18 months, while frac sand could begin to moderate

BNSF to help fund Moorhead grade-crossing project

"Driverless freight train" is in this week's news headlines

More than just a glorified truck driver

Rio Tinto operates first driverless freight train

U.S. rail traffic grew 5 percent in Week 28

STB: Class I employment steady in mid-June

BNSF rail service extended at Port of Portland

Tariffs are in this week's news headlines

TD-FRIENDLY LEGISLATORS HONORED IN WASHINGTON

PRESIDENT PREVISICH ANNOUNCES DATE, SITE FOR 2019 TD REGIONAL MEETING

Rail Traffic for the Week Ending July 7, 2018

AAR: Intermodal up 12 percent; coal down slightly

U.S. intermodal registers double-digit gain

AAR, shippers: Trade war threatens U.S. economy

BNSF, CN, and NS lead big systems in volume growth

AAR, ACC, API to Trump: Kill the tariffs—before they kill us

Engineer training, identification of hazardous curve questioned in deadly 'Cascades' crash

Progressive Railroading - From the editor: Of tariffs, tiffs and tipping points

Class I railroads expected to report strong earnings growth for second quarter

Railroads have day of reckoning with NTSB

Class I railroads continue the longer-train trend

Chicago attorney latest STB nominee

"Trade War" is in this week's news headlines

HAPPY CANADA DAY AND FOURTH OF JULY!

SMART TD REGIONAL, DAY 1: SOLIDARITY KEY TO FIGHTING IN POST-JANUS WORLD

AAR: Trade war could hurt U.S. rail traffic growth

Rail Traffic for June and the Week Ending June 30, 2018

AAR: Rail traffic broadly higher in June

Tell your Senators: Support Two-Person Crew Legislation!

Fortson named National Mediation Board chair

House Democrats warn FRA against PTC exemptions

WATER. REST. SHADE.: STAYING SAFE WHILE WORKING IN THE HEAT

Janus v. State, County, and Municipal Employees is in this week's news headlines

Janus v. State, County, and Municipal Employees - Supreme Court

Supreme Court decision on Janus v. AFSCME likely to permanently weaken public unions

Rail Traffic for the Week Ending June 23, 2018

North American rail volume up 3.3 percent in Week 25

AAR: All traffic but coal was up the week of June 23

Rail freight maintains upward momentum

BNSF re-opens Iowa mainline after crude oil derailment

BARRING MASSIVE EMPLOYMENT DROP, RAIL RETIREMENT APPEARS SOLVENT UNTIL 2047

Safety is in this week's news headlines

FRA SAFETY BOARD DENIES AAR REQUEST ON AIR TESTS

Rail Traffic for the Week Ending June 16, 2018

U.S. rail traffic growth topped 4 percent in Week 24

AAR: Traffic increased more than 4 percent for the week ending June 16

Railroad executives optimistic about continued traffic growth

STB: Class I employment up a bit in mid-May

Trade tensions as rail freight lags economy

Retailers concerned about impact of escalating trade war

Trump angers biz groups with $200B tariff threat

CSX train derails, rail cars catch fire in Indiana