Wondering what happened in the rail industry this week? TrainsPRO Editors present the top-performing rail industry articles ...

Siemens Mobility today marked the opening of its new Lexington plant, which is on pace to deliver its first new passenger ...

A showing of a new documentary about the S.S. Badger — the former railroad car ferry that is the last coal-fired steamship operating in the U.S. — is planned in Manitowoc in May in conjunction with ...

Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 will pull a public excursion on Pennsylvania regional Reading & Northern as part of its ...

As young guns in preservation, Soo Line No. 1003’s crew strives to embody the locomotive’s motto: Teamwork makes the steam ...

Sound Transit’s Sounder commuter rail service and Amtrak Cascades operations north of Seattle have been suspended following a ...

Mercedes-Benz plans to invest $4 billion to expand its Alabama plant by 2030, the company said this week. The announcement came at an April 1 ceremony marking the production of 5 million vehicles ...

APM Terminals has completed a $73 million upgrade of its Pier 400 terminal at the Port of Los Angeles, effectively doubling ...

ATLANTA — Norfolk Southern has renewed and amended the lease on its Atlanta headquarters building, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The agreement completed on April 1 ...

The Transportation Communications Union has ratified a new five-year agreement with BNSF Railway, the parties announced this week. The agreement covers workers at the Cicero and Corwith terminals in ...

Caltrain on Thursday (April 2) outlined the major service cuts it could face if the agency fails to receive new funding through a ballot measure expected to go before voters in November. The cuts ...

The rail supply industry contributes $127 billion annually to the U.S. gross domestic product and employs an estimated 338,000 workers, according to an annual report issued this week by a consortium ...