Sustainability Begins With Innovation

At BNSF, we’re committed to minimizing our impact on the planet by pursuing sustainable business practices that lead to greater innovation and more efficient solutions for our customers. Although rail is already one of the most sustainable transportation options, there’s always room for improvement. That’s why we’re proud to launch our annual BNSF Sustainability Awards

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A ‘BIG’ Step for Barstow. A Giant Leap for the Supply Chain.

BNSF is proud to announce it will build a new integrated rail complex in Barstow, California, that will transform regional economies, reduce traffic on Southern California roadways, and add critical efficiencies to our nation’s supply chain. Dubbed the Barstow International Gateway (BIG), the 4,500-acre, first-of-its-kind integrated rail project consists of a rail yard, intermodal facility,

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Canada’s Freight Railways: Moving the Economy

Since the birth of Canada’s first railway back in 1836, rail has been fundamental to our nation’s prosperity. But what started out as a 26-kilometre rail line has expanded into an intricate network of almost 43,000 kilometres of track, and one of the most efficient, safe and cost-effective transportation systems in the world. Today, around 70

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Moving Our Economy Efficiently

By its very nature, rail is the most fuel- and resource-efficient land transportation method available for moving goods long distances. Efficiency is a core value and an integral part of BNSF’s identity and we constantly strive to increase the efficiency of our network to support the economy. Rail’s inherent efficiencies generate value for our customers

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Working Around the Clock to Keep Holiday Tables Stocked, Wish Lists Filled

BNSF doesn’t take a break from delivering the goods needed to keep North America—and our holidays—running smoothly. Behind our railroad are the men and women who help move freight trains 24/7. Dispatchers are just one group who have a round-the-clock role in operating approximately 1,400 trains daily across our expansive 32,500-mile network. Like air traffic

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