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Sep
21

South Dakota rail-yard expansion to triple capacity

Sep
21

Caltrain announces leadership changes for electrification project

Sep
21

Travero wraps up construction of rail-served transload facility

Sep
21

USDOT reveals first INFRA Extra project designees

Sep
21

Merchants Bridge project crosses milestone with truss installation

Sep
20

APTA committee nominates Holzendorf as next vice chair

Sep
20

Sound Transit receives TIFIA loan package

Sep
20

Ontario issues RFQ for Scarborough subway extension

Sep
20

Rail industry shares public safety message during 'Rail Safety Week'

Sep
20

MTA names Ko NYCT's chief mechanical officer

Sep
20

Indiana Rail Road launches intermodal expansion

Sep
20

USDOT awards $5 million for regional infrastructure projects

Sep
17

Rail supplier news from Stantec, WSP and Caltrax (Sept. 17)

Sep
17

CN to pay fine for Fisheries Act offense

Sep
17

NRF: August retail sales rise despite headwinds

Sep
17

NJ Transit named to 'best employers' list

Sep
17

MARTA to require COVID testing for unvaccinated employees

Sep
17

Illinois panel OKs grade crossing improvements on UP line

Sep
17

Illinois panel OKs grade crossing improvements on UP line

Rail News Home Union Pacific Railroad 9/17/2021 Rail News: Union Pacific Railroad
The Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) recently granted approval for the installation of new automatic flashing light signals and gates and the reconstruction of existing highway approaches at a Union Pacific Railroad grade crossing in Bonnie.The total estimated cost to install the new automatic warning devices is $262,805. ICC staff recommends that the state's Grade Crossing Protection Fund be used to reimburse UP for 95% of the installation costs, not to exceed $249,665. The railroad will pay all remaining installation costs and cover the future costs to maintain the new warning devices. The village of Bonnie is required to reconstruct the existing highway approach grades at East Lang Lane, but will be reimbursed by the state for all related costs. All the approved work must be completed with 12 months.

Sep
17

USDOT solicits public input on supply-chain problems