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U.S. Intermodal: Drop-Off Spans 15 Consecutive Weeks
U.S. intermodal volume slide continued in Week 46
FIVE WAYS THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE BILL IMPACTS RAILROADS
Tracking the shift to 24/7 supply chains
After years of 'Made in China,' supply chains consider alternatives
Big Batteries on Wheels Can Deliver Zero-Emissions Rail While Securing the Grid
SMART STATEMENT ON SIGNING OF INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT
From safety to technology: Rail initiatives in infrastructure bill
VACCINE CASES CONSOLIDATED IN ILLINOIS COURT
BNSF takes unions to court over vaccine mandate
U.S. freight-rail volume dips 4.7% in Week 45
Week 45: Intermodal Takes Another Hit
Christmas is cancelled, prices are soaring, firms are facing a ESG timebomb
TTD PRESIDENT TESTIFIES ON BEHALF OF LABOR BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE AT SUPPLY CHAIN HEARING
8 industry reactions: How the infrastructure deal could change supply chains
Disastrous Flooding Cuts Vancouver Off From Rail, Road Service
UNIONS JOIN TO FIGHT UNION PACIFIC ON COVID ORDERS
Week 41: U.S. rail traffic total fell 4.2 percent
‘Carloads Up, Intermodal Down’ Trend Persists
Mediocre Performance—While Expecting Superior Results?
Legislators propose federal office to manage supply chain crises
North American Rail Volume Up 7.6% Through 40 Weeks
U.S. rail traffic dips again in Week 40
US intermodal rail traffic softens in September on supply chain woes
The perils of precision scheduled railroading
AAR applauds news that West Coast ports, shippers will operate 24/7
7 challenges lie ahead for the Port of LA to support 24/7 supply chains
East Coast port volumes rise as some importers avoid West Coast congestion
After years of gridlock, the nation finally has an infrastructure framework worked out between the White House and a bipartisan group of lawmakers to fund a $1.2 trillion investment in our roads, bridges, rails, energy network, ports, airports and more. The Senate passed this bipartisan bill in mid-August, but it still needs to pass the House. In addition, Senate Democrats took their first step toward passing a $3.5 trillion budget resolution to further fund physical and human infrastructure needs. Congress plans to advance these two packages simultaneously.
Now is the time to take action to build a modern-day American economy.
The bipartisan Senate agreement is a great start. Contact your senators and representatives today and ask them to support a final package that includes:
Robust funding for school construction;
Labor standards as reflected in the PRO Act;
Strengthened rail and transit safety provisions (such as those included in the House’s INVEST Act)
COORDINATED BARGAINING COALITION STATEMENT: SEPT. 22, 2021
TD MEMBERS MAY ACT IN SOLIDARITY FOR STRIKING WORKERS, BUT ACTIONS LIMITED BY RLA
U.S. rail traffic total dipped in Week 37
U.S. Intermodal: Drop-Off Spans Seven Consecutive Weeks
Federal Railroad Administrator Nominee Addresses Senate Committee
Week 36: Intermodal Fall-Off Continues
Intermodal volume a drag on U.S. rail traffic total
USDOT Soliciting Comments on Supply Chain Challenges, Solutions
North American Rail Freight Up 9.2% Through 35 Weeks
North American freight-rail traffic up 9% so far in 2021
RRB Q&A: DEEMED SERVICE MONTH CREDITS
STB determines 'revenue adequate' Class Is for 2020
FRA Releases PTC Safety Advisory
Biden to require large employers mandate vaccines
Safety Doesn’t Happen By Accident, Part 1: Rail Group On Air Podcast
NRF: Retail imports remain strong, but COVID still slowing growth
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