A thriving rail industry is foundational for the U.S. economy. Since the 1800s, railroads have powered the U.S. by hauling grain, chemicals, vehicles, coal and all kinds of critical supplies that Amer ...
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Union Pacific says rail merger could unclog Chicago. Critics worry about costs and traffic tie-ups.
Union Pacific’s plan could mean less congestion and pollution, but neighborhoods near tracks could experience more commuting ...
Few Americans know that the Missouri Pacific Railroad was the first freight railroad to lay tracks west of the Mississippi.
RAILWAY AGE, SEPTEMBER 2025 ISSUE: Imagine a future where autonomous freight trains in North America operate across long distances. This future is one the industry must consider if it wants to compete ...
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Main Street America Depends on Strong Railroads
A strong rail network is not Wall Street’s victory; it’s Main Street’s insurance policy. The proposed merger between Union ...
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Why Congress’ refusal to act on freight since 1993 is costing taxpayers over $40 billion a year
There's a hidden subsidy staring all of us in the face, and the only reason it exists is a gas and diesel tax that's been ...
U.S. rail traffic declined 1.8% for the week ending Nov. 29, the Association of American Railroads reported on Wednesday.
Preston is a research fellow for tax policy in The Heritage Foundation’s Grover M. Hermann Center for the federal budget. Imagine if airlines couldn’t fly nonstop between the East and West coasts.
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