Surface Transportation Board Chairman Patrick Fuchs provided an update on efforts to clear a backlog of cases that have ...

The Surface Transportation Board, under the direction of Chairman Patrick Fuchs, continues to clear its docket of case ...

The Surface Transportation Board (STB), short one member at four and evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats, on ...

BNSF Railway’s efforts to serve two shippers located on Union Pacific trackage were dealt a setback today when federal ...

DENVER — Surface Transportation Board Chairman Patrick Fuchs says he is transforming the regulatory agency into a more efficient body that will help support competition and growth for railroads.

A decision issued late last week by the Washington, D.C.-based Surface Transportation Board (STB), an independent adjudicatory and economic-regulatory agency charged by Congress with resolving ...

NCTD initially filed the petition Aug. 28, 2020, with the federal board, and then in early 2021 suspended it to work on an agreement with Del Mar and the California Coastal Commission.

Following confirmation by the United State Senate in November, the Surface Transportation Board (STB), an independent adjudicatory and economic-regulatory agency charged by Congress with resolving ...

The federal Surface Transportation Board approved the rail line in 2021, after a lengthy environmental review of the potential effects on air pollution, wetlands, wildlife, and more.

Oberman, 78, was appointed to the five-member board in 2019 and was named STB chairman by President Joe Biden. Oberman announced at an industry conference yesterday that he wouldn’t seek ...

On Aug. 18, the U.S. Court of Appeals overruled the federal Surface Transportation Board’s approval of the Uinta Basin Railway project citing numerous National Environmental Policy Act violations.

The federal Surface Transportation Board recently found a controversial plan to build a 5,000-foot rail line in Kings Park to haul away incinerator ash and construction debris would bring few or ...