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29

CSX, NS seek STB mediation in Amtrak Gulf Coast case

Mar
29

Jacksonville port lands new MSC container service

Mar
29

USDOT's FY23 budget proposes funds for Amtrak repairs, Hudson Tunnel project

Mar
28

Reading & Northern to return steam locomotive to service

Mar
28

MBTA seeks comments on five-year capital improvement plan

Mar
28

OmniTRAX recognizes safety practices at three Nebraska shippers

Mar
28

WMATA board signs off on FY23 budget

Mar
28

Rep. Gottheimer calls for progress on Lackawanna Cut-Off rail restoration

Mar
28

Focus Equities to develop CentrePort Canada Rail Park in Manitoba

Mar
25

Rail supplier news from Brookville, Alstom, STG, XPO and Keolis (March 25)

Mar
25

STB seeks more input on reciprocal switching, issues instructions for Amtrak hearing

Mar
25

MTA Metro-North to speed up Hudson Line service following culvert, track repairs

Mar
25

Rail unions to pursue arbitration in BNSF attendance policy dispute

Mar
25

Bush to manage two of TNW's short lines

Mar
25

Illinois implements five-year crossing improvement plan

Mar
24

U.S. railroads logged another traffic decrease in Week 11

Mar
24

G&W customers invested $1.5B in development projects last year

Mar
24

UP's largest corporate disaster relief donation targets Ukraine relief efforts

Rail News Home Union Pacific Railroad 3/24/2022 Rail News: Union Pacific Railroad
Add Union Pacific Railroad to the growing list of rail industry constituents that are donating big dollars to relief efforts in Ukraine.The Class I yesterday announced it will provide $500,000 — its largest-ever corporate disaster relief donation — to support humanitarian operations in the war-torn nation. The donation will be split evenly between the American Red Cross and Save the Children.Employees also have been overwhelming generous with donations to Ukraine relief efforts, driving nearly $50,000 in matching funds from the company, UP officials said in a press release.Earlier this month, the Class I announced a two-for-one match program for employees who donate to six organizations providing direct support to Ukrainians: the Salvation Army, American Red Cross, UNICEF, Global Giving Foundation, Doctors Without Borders and Save the Children."Our hearts are with the Ukrainian people who did nothing to provoke this attack and whose lives are irrevocably changed," said UP Chairman, President and CEO Lance Fritz. "Our employees' charitable donations clearly demonstrate they’re taking a stand with the Ukrainian people, and we’re proud to let their generosity guide our corporate contribution to two of many worthy organizations providing immediate aid."

Mar
24

UP's largest corporate disaster relief donation targets Ukraine relief efforts

Mar
24

UP's largest corporate disaster relief donation targets Ukraine relief efforts