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Tag: Says Has Not Maintained Tracks

Products worth millions need these aging Richland, Washington tracks. Inspectors say some are near failure.

September 17, 2018 Administrator

By Wendy Culverwell, Tri-City Herald; September 16, 2018 Richland, WA The Port of Benton wants to evict Tri-City Railroad Co.…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: 16 Mile Network, BNSF, Freight Railroads, Heavily Used Tracks, Port of Benton, Port Wants to Evict From Tracks, Rail Safety, Richland, Says Has Not Maintained Tracks, Transportation, Tri-City Railroad Company, Union Pacific, Washington

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