CSX has signed a $670 million deal with Wabtec to upgrade its locomotive fleet with 100 new locomotives and 50 modernized units, as well as related digital systems. “Our locomotive fleet is a ...

CSX Transportation will buy 100 new locomotives, upgrade 50 more and purchase a suite of digital services in a $670 million deal with Wabtec Corp. announced late Monday afternoon. The new locomotives ...

Researchers developed a new optimized printing approach that could enable super-resolution 3D direct laser writing (DLW) of microlenses, photonics crystals, micro-optical devices, metamaterials and ...

Union Pacific and Wabtec on Wednesday announced they have signed a landmark agreement totaling $1.2 billion to modernize the railroad’s fleet of AC4400 locomotives. “This agreement represents the ...

Caterpillar, Inc., subsidiary Progress Rail and Brazilian logistics firm VLI on Feb. 10 reported celebrating the delivery of the last of eight EMD SD70ACe-BBs. Ordered in 2024 under a $38 million (R$ ...

Crews clear rubble from the 70-acre site on South Main Street of the old Lima Locomotive Works in this photo provided by the Allen County Historical Society. Clark Equipment, the last tenant of the ...

Union Pacific and Wabtec on Feb. 4 reported signing a $1.2 billion agreement for the modernization of UP AC4400 locomotives. Deliveries will begin in 2027. UP would not confirm to Railway Age the ...

Feb 4 (Reuters) - Railroad ‌operator Union Pacific and ‌locomotive parts maker Wabtec signed an agreement worth $1.2 billion to ‍modernize the railroad’s AC4400 locomotives, the companies said ⁠on ...

ALBANY - The Port of Albany's latest locomotive looks like a classic on the outside. But on the inside, it's all green, so to speak. Officials at the port held a celebration last month with the ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Metro Rail above ground service will be suspended between the Allen Station and DL&W station beginning Sunday, February 15 through Monday, February 23, so crews can safely removal of ...

The Pioneer locomotive is pictured here during a visit to Carlisle in 1901. By that time, it had been retired from passenger service on the Cumberland Valley Railroad.