RailAmerica remains in sale mode with two more transactions
Rail retirement investment trust lands two labor board members
Trinity to record merger-related restructuring charge
RTA ends nine-month safety director search
WMATA signs GM White to 7.5-year contract — a year early
CTA orders smart card equipment for Cermak Branch
STB ceases CN/IC merger oversight
Transport Canada unveils medical fitness rules for safety-critical personnel
RailAmerica sells Minnesota short line
President Bush inks retirement reform bill
General Bearing boosts presence in China
German, Swiss railways order vehicles from Bombardier consortiums
Utah agency receives 10th light-rail vehicle from Siemens
RailAmerica's Ferronor to soon operate Chilean copper producer's railway
Retirement bill still awaits president's signature
STB ends UP/SP merger oversight
WMATA budget: No fare increases, some headcount trimming
Maryland rail, bus passengers to see smart cards by end of 2004
BART introduces Tiny Tickets program
Toronto Transit to use Alcatel's SelTrac system
Canadian rails last year bumped up traffic, held down expenses, RAC says
RailAmerica plans stock listing switch, raises equity to bolster more buys
NASA's anti-icing fluid available for rail industry applications
CN to soon launch online tracing feature for paper shippers
UTU plans 'patient' Class I negotiations in 2002, says Boyd
Cleveland RTA makes tough choices to face budget crunch
Stockholm transit agency orders 70 Bombardier trainsets
CSXT plans LRC plunge with 100-unit Cattron-Theimeg order
BNSF, Swift partner to provide seamless perishable-commodity service
Indiana short line commences coal carloads under truck-diverting contract
BC Rail eyes exit from TOFC service
CN, UTU reach tentative accord
TMM finalizes merger, single-class stock plans
Sacramento students to see cheaper fares
NS to dole out fewer dollars for 2002 capital projects
CSXT's, NS' post-Conrail service improving, but oversight will press on, STB says
LA port close to another annual container-volume record
NJ Transit inks rail car overhaul deal with AAI>
SNCF places $1.5 billion order for 500 trains
MARC line and WMATA transit center to open
Tyco Electronics to provide wire, cables for Santa Clara LRVs
BLE, UTU back to war of words, Class I representation
CSXT to soon speed up some Alabama trains
Bankruptcy court OKs ABC-NACO's asset sale to TCF
Retirement bill now balances on president's pen
Mineta taps Magaw as president's transportation security under secretary nominee
STB seeks AAR's help in resolving interchange-delay issues
Intercity rail service returns to Kentucky
BART offers special passes as alternative to holiday driving
Bombardier/Alstom land Swiss EMU contract
Alstom/SNCF/CAF consortium testing very-high-speed trainset
BLE members trounce UTU merger proposal
Federal budget short-changes Canadian railroads, RAC says
CSXT, NCRR resolve more than century-old track-ownership debate
ABC-NACO set to sell majority of operating assets
NYC Transit begins testing CBTC-equipped subway cars
Italian Railways orders 100 Bombardier locomotives
English train leasing company purchases event recorders
Sound Transit to mark light rail progress with rail-laying ceremony
NS process-improving program enters second phase
ASLRRA continues organizational examination
B&A sale hits snag due to bankruptcy ruling
Reform Council plans meeting to ponder Amtrak restructuring options
WMATA begins auto-sharing program
Bombardier/ALSTOM land $312.5 million SNCF order
CPR, Consolidated Fastfrate tighten partnership bond
Memphis distribution center to help prosper CN's paper business
UP ranks high on magazine's best-benefits survey
Rail retirement bill: Back to the House
Intermodal traffic continues up-and-down trend in the third quarter, IANA says
RailAmerica set to shutter E&N's freight service
WMATA's chemical-release drill shortened by actual federal building fire
BART program aimed at increasing off-peak ridership enters second year on high note
International consortium lands study contract for Singapore's Eastern Region Line
Retirement bill fends off opposition, but more resistance might be on the way
GWI agrees to acquire Emons, then merge it with new subsidiary
UP surges ahead with e-procurement system