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STB Will Consider Amtrak Gulf Coast Case

STB Will Consider Amtrak Gulf Coast Case
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CSX, NS to STB: Deny Amtrak Request

CSX, NS to STB: Deny Amtrak Request
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USDOT Weighs In on Gulf Coast Service

USDOT Weighs In on Gulf Coast Service USDOT Weighs In on Gulf Coast Service Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor More than 300 people rode Amtrak’s Gulf Coast Inspection Train (pictured) from New Orleans to Jacksonville, Fla., in February 2016, as part of an ongoing effort to restore passenger rail service along the Gulf Coast, which was disrupted by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and never resumed. (Marc Glucksman, Amtrak) The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) “stands ready” to work with Amtrak, CSX, Norfolk Southern (NS) and other stakeholders to restore “long overdue” passenger service between New Orleans and Mobile, it wrote in a recent Surface Transportation Board (STB) filing.

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Gulf Coast Service? Not So Fast, Say CSX, NS

Gulf Coast Service? Not So Fast, Say CSX, NS Gulf Coast Service? Not So Fast, Say CSX, NS Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor In late February, Amtrak confirmed its intention to begin service between New Orleans and Mobile in 2022. But a stakeholder agreement had not yet been reached. “Unripe.” That is what CSX and Norfolk Southern (NS) have called Amtrak’s application with the Surface Transportation Board (STB) asking for an order requiring the freight railroads to permit access for twice daily round-trip passenger service between New Orleans and Mobile, starting on or about Jan. 1, 2022. In their April 5 STB filing, CSX and NS called for the dismissal of Amtrak’s application for these reasons:

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Amtrak Playing Hardball With CSX, NS on Gulf Coast Service

Amtrak Playing Hardball With CSX, NS on Gulf Coast Service (Updated) Amtrak Playing Hardball With CSX, NS on Gulf Coast Service (Updated) Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor More than 300 people rode Amtrak’s Gulf Coast Inspection Train (pictured) from New Orleans to Jacksonville, Fla., in February 2016, as part of an ongoing effort to restore passenger rail service along the Gulf Coast, which was disrupted by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and never resumed. (Marc Glucksman, Amtrak) In a move that appears to be a pre-emptive strike, Amtrak has asked the Surface Transportation Board (STB) to intervene on its behalf if CSX and Norfolk Southern don’t cooperate on hosting proposed new service between New Orleans and Mobile.

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