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CSX Concludes Operation Redblock
transportation1 month ago

CSX Concludes Operation Redblock

CSX has announced the dismantling of Operation RedBlock, a 41-year-old union-led program that significantly contributed to rail safety by preventing substance abuse and promoting trust among workers. The program's removal raises concerns about safety and industry commitment, echoing past industry shifts that led to diminished safety programs. SMART-TD and rail labor leaders vow to continue advocating for worker safety and support despite the loss of this historic program.

Union Pacific Considers Acquisition of CSX or Norfolk Southern
business7 months ago

Union Pacific Considers Acquisition of CSX or Norfolk Southern

Union Pacific is considering acquiring either CSX or Norfolk Southern to create a transcontinental railroad line, which could increase competition for trucking and benefit under President Trump's policies. CSX and Norfolk Southern stocks rose on reports of the potential deal, while Union Pacific's stock slipped. BofA analysts upgraded CSX and maintained a buy on Norfolk Southern, citing strategic improvements and market potential.

"Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Impact on Port Operations and Political Leaders"
transportation-supply-chain1 year ago

"Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Impact on Port Operations and Political Leaders"

CSX completes the first diverted cargo shipments on a new rail line for the Port of Baltimore, with containers being unloaded in Baltimore after being diverted to the Port of New York and New Jersey. Norfolk Southern is launching a dedicated service to facilitate the flow of diverted freight between the two ports. The closure of the Port of Baltimore has led to significant supply chain disruptions, impacting trade, inventories, and inflation, with an estimated monthly indirect impact of $6.6 billion.

CSX Successfully Diverts Cargo to New Rail Line for Port of Baltimore
transportation1 year ago

CSX Successfully Diverts Cargo to New Rail Line for Port of Baltimore

CSX has completed the first diverted cargo shipments on a new rail line for the Port of Baltimore, with containers being unloaded in Baltimore after being diverted to the Port of New York and New Jersey. Norfolk Southern is launching a dedicated service to facilitate the flow of diverted freight between the two ports. The closure of the Port of Baltimore has led to significant impacts on the supply chain, with major ocean carriers invoking contract clauses and the port facing an estimated $6.6 billion per month in indirect economic impact due to disruption in the cross-border flow of goods.

Kentucky town residents allowed back home as derailment fire is put out
disasters2 years ago

Kentucky town residents allowed back home as derailment fire is put out

A chemical fire caused by a train derailment in Livingston, Kentucky, has been extinguished, allowing residents to return home. The CSX train derailed on Wednesday, with two of the cars carrying molten sulfur catching fire. Although the potentially harmful gas sulfur dioxide was released, air monitoring data deemed it safe for residents to return. The cleanup process is underway, and CSX has promised to cover the costs of those affected, including providing Thanksgiving dinner. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency in the county and expressed gratitude to the first responders.

Kentucky Town Evacuated and Residents Return Home After Train Derailment Fire and Chemical Spill
disasters2 years ago

Kentucky Town Evacuated and Residents Return Home After Train Derailment Fire and Chemical Spill

A chemical fire caused by a train derailment in Livingston, Kentucky, has been extinguished, allowing residents to return home. The CSX train derailed near the remote town, prompting evacuations. Two of the derailed cars carried molten sulfur, which caught fire. Although the potentially harmful gas sulfur dioxide was released, air monitoring data deemed it safe for residents to return. Cleanup efforts are underway, and CSX has promised to cover the costs of those affected, including Thanksgiving dinner.

Kentucky Train Derailment Ignites Molten Sulphur Fire, Forces Evacuations
accidentsdisasters2 years ago

Kentucky Train Derailment Ignites Molten Sulphur Fire, Forces Evacuations

A train derailment in Kentucky has caused a molten sulphur fire, leading to a state of emergency being declared by the governor. At least 16 cars derailed, with two carrying molten sulphur and two carrying magnesium hydroxide. The fire continues to burn, and specialized equipment has been deployed to monitor air quality. Local authorities are recommending the evacuation of residents in the affected area. This incident is the latest in a series of train derailments across the country this year.

Kentucky towns evacuated as train derails and chemicals spill
breaking-news2 years ago

Kentucky towns evacuated as train derails and chemicals spill

Two small towns in Kentucky, Livingston and Piney Branch, are being evacuated after a train derailment on a CSX line between Mullins Station and Livingston. At least 15 cars were involved, including two sulphur cars that leaked some of their contents. One crew member sustained minor injuries, but no one was hospitalized. Emergency management officials are monitoring the situation, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

"Fiery Train Derailment in Atlanta Sparks Fuel Spill and Chaos"
accidentsdisasters2 years ago

"Fiery Train Derailment in Atlanta Sparks Fuel Spill and Chaos"

Eight train cars derailed in northwest Atlanta, causing a diesel fuel fire that has since been extinguished. The incident occurred when a Norfolk Southern train made contact with a standing CSX train, rupturing the fuel tank on a CSX locomotive and causing some cars carrying plastic pellets to overturn. No injuries or evacuations were reported, and CSX and Norfolk Southern are working together to investigate the cause of the collision. Cleanup efforts include removing derailed cars, repairing track infrastructure, and addressing the spillage of plastic pellets and remaining diesel fuel.

Fatal Accidents Plague Ohio Railroad Workers
accidents2 years ago

Fatal Accidents Plague Ohio Railroad Workers

A railroad worker with CSX in Ohio was killed after being struck by a train while working in a railyard. The worker, identified as Frederick Anderson, was a carman for CSX, and his death is believed to have involved a remote-controlled locomotive. The incident has prompted calls for a review of the use of remote-control locomotives in the industry. CSX is cooperating with officials to determine the exact cause of the accident.