Rail News: Rail Industry Trends January 2006

CN to move some CSXT traffic; CSXT to sell Ontario line to CN

Amtrak Cascades sets annual ridership record

U.S., Canadian railroads continue to move more carloads and containers, AAR says

Amtrak's ticket prices to fluctuate on several Northeast Corridor trains

WMATA begins to test eight-car trains during morning rush

Greater Cleveland RTA continues to carry more passengers

CN and CPR to operate more of each other's trains in the Vancouver area

New York/New Jersey port authority selects contractor for World Trade Center Hub

Amtrak carries record number of passengers in Golden State

British Columbia port to begin building container-handling facility

From Landover to Lanham: AREMA moving to new Maryland office

FRA to launch program aimed at preventing train accidents in 'hot spot' areas

L.B. Foster to begin building concrete tie plant in Tucson

Canadian trade council recognizes Carmanah with 2005 export awards

Ontario short line adds wood product supplier to customer list

North American railroads cap off year's second week with more carloads, intermodal moves

President to nominate Victory Transportation's Simpson to top FTA post

Pittsburgh port authority's annual passenger count hits three-year high

CSX seeks to build logistics center in Sunshine State

Foster-Miller obtains federal funds to continue locomotive safety studies

U.K. transport department to begin passenger-screening pilot program

New York MTA boots up Web page translator

BNSF, CN to exchange trackage and other access rights in three areas

Amtrak hires Heidrick & Struggles to help find next top executive

LA MTA to operate limited-stop trains on Gold Line

Second annual 'RailTrends' conference coming to New York City in October

Rail system advocate/author Kunstler to deliver keynote at association's annual high speed rail meeting

All modes post third-quarter passenger gains, APTA says

Sound Transit begins to bore Central Link tunnels

Amtrak to adjust discount on monthly Northeast Corridor passes

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