Rail News: Rail Industry Trends May 2003

CSXT bestows award to Michigan business-development backers

Freight forwarder opens cross-dock facility near CPR's Calgary intermodal terminal

Genesee & Wyoming appoints first legal senior VP, obtains new board members

STB could function as single-member body, but bi-partisan, multi-member board is best, says Nober

Grupo TMM hires investment banker to help with creditor crunch

Vermont Railway to offer Chicago-to-West Coast trailer service

Wabtec's Down Under subsidiary obtains rail-car component orders

Johnstown America signs five-year labor contract for Freight Car Services

Canadian food shipper's planned distribution center suits CPR's intermodal strategy

UP shuffles senior-management deck

KCS to build bigger plastic-transloading center in Kansas City

Canadian governments commit funds toward Windsor-to-Detroit rail tunnel

Container security: Two suppliers propose 'smart' technology targeting real-time location, status

GAO report recommends 'redundant' rail-security plan, AAR says

CPR orders 600 centerbeam cars from Greenbrier

CSX makes law-department management changes

NS' Mannas earns AAR's award for haz-mat safety contributions

CPR seeks short-line buyers for three southern Saskatchewan lines

Pacific Harbor Line to test RailPower's Green Goat in Los Angeles

BNSF sees injury-reducing results from safety campaign

International Steel Group seeks STB approval to acquire Bethlehem Steel's eight short lines

Rail-, truck-industry volunteers form group to zero in on crossing collisions

CSXT, CSXI join U.S. Customs' anti-terrorism program

Coalition backs 'safe highways' bill; railroads turn to legislation to regain business 'lost to trucks,' ATA says

RailAmerica drops bid for Tranz Rail

Politicians, rail-industry experts consider roads' congestion-relieving role at Capitol Hill conference

AMSTED appoints Fischer as VP, CFO

BNSF establishes subsidiary to market cargo-handling expertise

NS obtains software to provide paper-free service-contract processing

Canadian prime-minister candidate Martin backs railroad running rights

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