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RAIL DEVELOPMENT Connect Your Business To Rail QUICK LINKS Customers Careers at NS Employees NS Self Service Mainframe: Horse Retirees Suppliers Media Investors Tax Information CONTACT Main Number (855) 667-3655 Emergencies (800) 453-2530 Crossing Gates, Signals Rough Crossings (800) 453-2530 Environmental Spills (800) 453-2530 Contact Us
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AccessNS is an e-commerce tool offering a convenient digital platform for conducting business with Norfolk Southern Railway efficiently
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- Norfolk Southern Railway - Wikipedia
The government decided the NS offer was the best choice, and by 1985 had begun planning to sell Conrail to NS Extensive opposition from competitors, particularly CSX, persuaded the government that selling Conrail to one railroad would create too powerful of a company
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- UP-NS Merger Resources - Surface Transportation Board
Union Pacific Corporation—Control—Norfolk Southern Corporation, Docket No FD 36873 Selected Filings and Decisions • Board Decision, May 28, 2026 This decision accepts for consideration the revised UP-NS major merger application submitted on April 30, 2026, places the proceedings in abeyance, and orders Applicants to submit supplemental information by July 27, 2026 • Board Decision
- Important Update on UP-NS Merger and What it Means for You
By December 1, UP and NS intend to file their merger application—and they are pushing for a short review timeline This merger would concentrate nearly half of the nation’s freight under one railroad, limiting shipper choices and reducing long-term competitiveness
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