Rio Tinto accredited for AutoHaul project by Australia’s national rail regulator
The project concerns the autonomous operation of trains at the group’s iron ore business in Western Australia.
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The project concerns the autonomous operation of trains at the group’s iron ore business in Western Australia.
AUS$4 billion from Queensland exports and AUS$500 million in annual royalties paid by the industry to the Queensland Government will be cut following Aurizon’s reduction in the number of its coal trains.
On 12 May, the first Silk Road freight train from China arrived at the Port of Antwerp.
The Queensland Resources Council as stated that Aurizon should resume normal maintenance arrangements for the transportation of coal via rail.
Green Cargo and Lineas have responded to market demand for international rail shuttles.
“Children, or any member of the public for that matter, put themselves in serious danger if they trespass on railway sites.”
United Wagon Company is to supply 548 new freight cars to six industrial enterprises and transport companies.
Freightliner and Unipart Rail’s joint supply chain solution wins at the FTA Logistics Awards.
Reviewing the industry’s road to recovery, BIMCO has indicated that 2018 could be a year that shipowners should take advantage of.
Algoma Central Corp. takes ownership of the Algoma Innovator, which is part of the Equinox 650’ class of self-unloading dry bulk lake freighters.
According to MSI, a New Year bulge in deliveries could take the shine off recent improvements as the market digests the impact of China’s strategy to cut pollution.
American Industrial Partners (AIP) is to acquire Rand Logistics, Inc. through an agreement which will see Rand convert its second lien debt into 100% of common equity within the newly reorganised company.