Rail & barge

Transnet has appointed Tau Morwe as acting Group Chief Executive of the company.

The Queensland Resources Council approves of the Supreme Court of Queensland’s dismissal of Aurizon’s legal challenge to the draft coal rail network decision.

The report highlights BNSF’s progress on initiatives in the areas of sustaining operations, creating value for customers, engaging with employees and connecting with communities.

The £6 million project is one of the largest rail freight investments in the past five years, and is seen as a major vote of confidence in the UK’s continuing ability to trade and attract inward investment post-Brexit.

Kiamichi is a Class III shortline serving Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas, interchanging with BNSF in Madill, Oklahoma.

The Association of American Railroads has appointed Adrian Arnakis to lead government affairs.

In order to meet the growing demand, the Antwerp Port Authority is promoting the expansion of hinterland connections, especially by rail.

Canadian Pacific Railway Limited has updated its 2018 guidance and outlined its strategy for driving sustainable, profitable growth at the company’s Investor Day.

BNSF has announced the retirement of Executive Chairman Matthew K. Rose in 2019.

Negotiators from Canada, Mexico and the US have reached an agreement to preserve free trade between the nations.

Construction of the first domestic four-track line will last until 2021.

Canadian Pacific Railway Limited has appointed Edward L. Monser to its Board of Directors.

Canadian Pacific, Operation Lifesaver and other stakeholders have been raising awareness during Rail Safety Week 2018.

Australia's largest rail freight operator, Aurizon, is set to roll out Trimble’s remote diagnostics and in-service planning and performance management solutions for rail.

Aurizon has commented on the announcement made by Adani Mining and discusses the regulatory process for rail infrastructure in Queensland.