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Rail & Intermodal: Page 22
German Transport Union Calls on Members to Strike April 21
Strikes for better pay have gained momentum in recent months in Germany and other European countries, amid stubbornly high inflation and living costs.
Global Supply Chains Are Operating More Efficiently, Report Finds
The report also found that global transportation costs have fallen below their long-term average thanks to lessening pressures on shipping, rail, air and road freight.
Brookfield Infrastructure to Buy Triton in $4.7bn Deal
Brookfield agreed to buy Triton International Ltd., the world’s largest owner of intermodal shipping containers, for $4.7 billion.
FRA Seeks Re-evaluation of ‘Train Makeup’
The FRA said an analysis revealed several common themes among recent crashes, including that each one had 125 cars or more, and an empty car was the first to derail in all cases.
U.S. Department of Justice Sues Norfolk Southern Over Ohio Train Derailment
Meanwhile, it emerged that a team of government officials became sick while investigating the health effects of the toxic train derailment, when they visited the Ohio site earlier this month.
Ramaphosa Asks Ports Operator for Plan to End Logistics Crisis
The embattled company has struggled with major inefficiencies that have led to traffic being redirected to ports outside South Africa.
Regulator: Moving Hazardous Chemicals by Train is Far Safer Than Trucks
Oberman led the transportation board in approving the $31 billion merger between Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern, which will have steep repercussions for Chicago-area communities, citing safety as one of the chief reasons.
Analyzing Data on Train Derailments
Federal data shows the number of derailments among major freight railroads has fallen sharply since 2000 but that the rate of derailments for some railroads has increased in more recent years.
Norfolk Southern CEO Defends Stock Buybacks in Tense Senate Exchange
Democratic Senator Peter Welch of Vermont asked Norfolk Southern's chief executive officer Alan Shaw whether the rail company would pause the activity until it had fulfilled the commitments made to residents at the crash site.
CSX’s New CEO Has a Big Idea for Railroads: Carry More Freight
Hinrichs said his desire to shake things up at 195-year-old CSX is about capturing the lost opportunity to increase shipments over the past decade and a half.
Biden’s Antitrust Push Across Agencies Is Working to Block Deals
For decades, the Justice Department and FTC have taken the lead on competition issues, but a Presidential executive order called on industry regulators to engage in independent oversight of mergers, acquisitions, and joint ventures.
Canadian Pacific’s Merger With Kansas City Southern Is Approved
The new network could draw traffic away from U.S. West Coast ports to gateways in Canada and Mexico, and tens of thousands of shipments away from trucks, an environmental selling point for the combination.
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