CSX is one of North America's seven Class I railroads, and owns 20,000 miles of track serving every state east of the Mississippi River except Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.

CSX, one of North America’s largest railroads, is a Class I, with 20,000 miles of track and service in every state east of the Mississippi River except Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.

Heavy rainfall in Maine led to widespread damage to railroad tracks across the Pine Tree State, with cleanup fully underway by Thursday.

A freight train track in Belgrade is temporarily out of service while the track’s owner, Florida-based railroad CSX Corp., repairs a washout on the line, the Maine Department of Transportation ...

Maine has more than 1,100 miles of freight railroad used by seven operators, including two of North America’s largest, Class I railroads, which started shipping through the state only recently.

Currently pending before the Surface Transportation Board are an application by CSX to acquire Pan Am Railways (PAR) and a related petition regarding operation of Pan Am Southern (PAS) by the ...

CSX Corp. has agreed to buy Pan Am Railways Inc., North America’s largest regional railroad based in New England, extending CSX’s reach in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York and adding ...

Traffic detours expected as Oakland railroad tracks replaced this week Officials plan replacements at the CSX railroad crossings at lower Oak Street, Fairfield Street and Pleasant Street.

CSX said Monday it is acquiring Pan Am Railways, but it didn’t disclose terms of the deal. The transaction will expand CSX’s 23-state network into Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine while adding ...