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OmniTRAX establishes audit committee to guide company’s growth plans
The short line operator prepares itself to manage future growth opportunities.
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OmniTRAX courts potential customers with rail-ready sites
The short line operator is working with local economic development commissions to develop rail-ready sites for industrial use.
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OmniTRAX’s Winchester and Western readies commercial development sites in West Virginia
OmniTRAX is looking for interested parties seeking to develop commercial facilities along its West Virginia rail lines.
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Railroads must adopt technological strategies to stay relevant
A report from Boston Consulting Group suggests that the Class I railroads must look beyond precision scheduled railroading and operating ratios if the industry wants…
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Rail groups pleased with coronavirus stimulus package
Freight rail trade and labor groups applaud the U.S. federal government for passing the $2 trillion stimulus package aimed at stabilizing the American economy amid…
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Short lines seek temporary waivers from FRA due to coronavirus
The requests to waive the Federal Railroad Administration’s regulations on random alcohol and drug testing and on certain rail operations are due to social distancing…
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Regional Rail to acquire Carolina Coastal Railway
The acquisition will expand Regional Rail’s short line operations into North Carolina.
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Gauging rail’s key themes in 2020
Improving rail volumes and service are among the crucial issues to look out for as the railroads reveal their 2020 guidance in the coming days.
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Freight rail stakeholders ponder the industry’s future
Technology will have a key role, but how will shippers and labor benefit from the railroads’ high-tech initiatives, panel asks.
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Short line operators tap new commercial strategy executives
OmniTRAX and R.J. Corman seek to cultivate customer relations with recent appointments.
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