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FreightWaves Classics
FreightWaves Classics: Fallen Flags – Chessie System had a brief but meaningful lifespan
The Chessie System combined three railroads into an effective system. Read about its history and what happened to it.
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CSX moves leadership to new roles
CSX has appointed Kevin Boone as executive vice president of sales and marketing and has named Sean Pelkey as interim CFO. Mark Wallace, who was…
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FreightWaves Classics: The Atlantic Coast Line was one of several strong Southern railroads
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad was a key Southern railway in the 19th and 20th centuries. Learn more in this FreightWaves Classics profile.
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Railroads grapple with delays as intermodal terminals open
U.S. Class I rail operations are seeking to return to normal, with intermodal terminals opening in the central and western U.S. But the overall network…
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CSX, Union Pacific caution about bad winter weather
Extreme cold and lots of snow in the Midwest and other areas could impact rail operations and cause delays, according to some railroads.
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Rail Roundup: CSX’s Pennsylvania tunnel update; CP’s record grain volumes
CSX’s tunnel widening plans are still moving forward; Canadian Pacific sees record grain volumes for January.
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CSX train conductor prevents deadly accident
A train conductor in Georgia stopped a CSX train from hitting a homeless man on the tracks who was suffering from hypothermia.
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Coronavirus challenges CSX’s fourth quarter
Elevated numbers of CSX employees who contracted COVID-19 or are in quarantine have resulted in operational challenges to the railroad in the fourth quarter and…
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CSX’s Q4 net profit roughly flat with last year
CSX’s fourth-quarter net income slipped 1% to $760 million amid a 2% decline in revenue.
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Towing vessel damages CSX bridge in Louisiana
A towing vessel struck a CSX swing bridge near Slidell, Louisiana, very early Wednesday morning. Rail operations have since resumed at a reduced speed.
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