Norfolk Southern and its rivals said they have agreed to join a federal system that lets employees confidentially report close calls, a program the biggest freight railroads had refused to join for years
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and its rivals said Thursday they have agreed to join a federal system that lets employees confidentially report close calls, a program the biggest freight railroads hadTransportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Monday had asked the chief executives of the seven so-called Class 1 railroads— Union Pacific Corp. , Norfolk Southern, BNSF Railway, CSX Corp. , Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. , Canadian National Railway Co.
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