/ ShipCSX / REPORT AN EMERGENCY: 1-800-232-0144 /
From horse-drawn rail cars to electric locomotives, CSX celebrates a rich history covering almost 190 years. Scroll through time to explore our history and heritage.
At CSX, we strive to effectively communicate our vision to our customers, partners, and communities. Read our press releases and view our ads and videos.
The mission of CSX’s Pride in Service program is to honor our nation’s military and first responders through a unique community investment commitment.
Learn about our monetary and in-kind grants and apply for support for your nonprofit organization.
Intermodal combines the efficiencies of rail with the flexibility of truck.
Covering 23 states in the East, Midwest and South; the District of Columbia and 2 Canadian provinces, our skilled professionals bring a proven track record to our clients, our communities and your projects.
Get answers to your questions about investment recovery; purchase orders, invoicing and payment; and shipping materials.
Corporate Social Responsibility
Visit our Corporate Social Responsibility section to learn more about how our material and service suppliers can help make a positive impact on CSX corporate sustainability efforts.
See weekly performance metrics for Train Velocity, Terminal Dwell and Cars Online.
View our quarterly earnings materials, including presentations, financial reports, Form 10-Q and more.
Have questions about your username or password? Need to check the status of your application? Get answers with our frequently asked questions.
Learn how the job search and application process works at CSX.
CSX continues working closely with local and state emergency responders at the site where a train derailed Sunday night near Princeton, IN. The safety of our employees, the community, and the local environment is our top priority. Overnight CSX has confirmed a total of 23 railcars derailed, including five railcars containing propane. CSX and local firefighters are monitoring two propane railcars and two railcars containing frozen food that caught fire during the derailment. There are no injuries and no waterways impacted. First responders determined an evacuation was necessary for the safety of the neighboring public, and it will stay in place until further notice. The train consisted of two locomotives, 89 loaded railcars and nine empty railcars.
For news media inquiries, please call 1-855-955-NEWS (6397)
EMAIL SIGN-UP