Links to Other Carriers The following organizations don’t currently provide online tracking services, but do however maintain a presence on the World Wide Web.  Amtrak Express (Amtrak Corp.) One of the largest passenger rail networks in the United States serving the inter-city commuter and travel markets.  Through its Amtrak Express service, Amtrak now offers its customers door-to-door service within a 20 mile radius to 25 major cities and 3,000 surrounding communities serving the industrial United States.  Norfolk Southern Corporation Norfolk Southern Corporation is a Virginia-based holding company that owns all the common stock of and controls a major freight railroad, Norfolk Southern Railway Co.; a motor carrier, North American Van Lines, Inc., and a natural resources company,  Pocahontas Land Corporation. The railroad system's lines extend over 14,300 miles of road in 20 states, primarily in the Southeast and Midwest, and the Province of Ontario, Canada. North American Van Lines provides household moving and specialized freight handling services in the United States and Canada, and also offers certain motor carrier services worldwide.   Canadian Pacific Railway  CPR is one of the largest railway systems in North America, with about 25,000 route km (15,500 miles) of rail line in Canada and the United States.  The railway is a subsidiary of Canadian Pacific Limited, which also owns Canadian Pacific Hotels, Fording Coal and CP Ships, and is the majority shareholder in PanCanadian Petroleum.  The  CPR network runs from Montreal to Vancouver in Canada; throughout the U.S. Midwest and Northeast; and as far south as Louisville, KY, with connections to many Class 1, regional and shortline railways in Canada and the U.S. It serves ports on the East Coast of Canada and the U.S., and the Port of Vancouver on the West Coast, moving large volumes of imports and exports across the continent.    Japan Airlines  The national airline carrier of Japan with cargo movement capabilities that extend around the world through its “JAL Super Logistics” service.   JAL maintains offices in Vancouver and Toronto and now also offers an online tracking service.    Farrell Lines Inc.  Farrell Lines is a privately held steamship corporation, which owns, charters and operates fully containerized C-5 class ships in a subsidized liner service in the U.S./Mediterranean trade.  In Canada, the company maintains sales offices in Halifax, Montréal and Toronto.    Korean Airlines  National airline carrier of South Korea.  Although KAL primarily serves the southeast Asian market, it does maintain an office in Toronto and flies to destinations around the world through its interline partners.    Alitalia Cargo  Alitalia  (Linee aeree Italiane S.p.A.) is a division of the IRI group.  The company  connects Italy with 57 countries and each year carrying over 21 million passengers.  Alitalia Cargo primarily serves the European market with over 100 palletized destinations.  Through co-operative agreements with its international freight partners it now reaches more than 400 destinations throughout five continents.   Sealand Shipping Lines Sea-Land Service Inc. is the largest U.S.-based ocean carrier and a leader in the global shipping industry. Sea-Land Service operates one of the world’s largest fleets of container vessels (105 container ships and approximately 200,000 containers in U.S. and foreign trade) and has an advanced terminal infrastructure, serving 120 ports in 80 countries. Sea-Land now also has a new online tracking service.    Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.  Lykes Lines provides international transportation services for containerized, breakbulk and project shipments, with primary focus on scheduled container traffic between North America and North, Central and Western Europe, the Western and Eastern Mediterranean and South and East Africa.   Atlantic Container Line  Atlantic Container Line provides FCL and LCL cargo through scheduled weekly sailings to and from every major port in Europe.  ACL’s fleet of five G-3 and G-3L combination Roll-On/ Roll-Off container vessels (the largest of its kind in the world) has a capacity of 3,100 TEUs with approximately 58,000 gross tons.  ACL is notable as a pioneer in the electronic transmission of shipping information and is an active participant in many new initiatives with both U.S. and Canadian Customs designed to speed the flow of intermodal shipping information.      Challenger Motor Freight Headquartered in Cambridge, Ontario, Challenger Motor Freight provides a complete range of domestic and international full-trailer-load (FTL) and LTL and flatdeck road transportation services within the NAFTA region (Mexico, Canada and the United States).  The company is one the top five truckload carriers serving the Canadian domestic market and has twice been recognized as Ontario’s best with the Gold Award of Excellence for Trucking Fleets.   CSX Corporation  Conglomerate holding company resulting from the merger of Seaboard Coast Line Industries Inc., headquartered in Jacksonville, Fla.; and Chessie System Inc., headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio.  The company owns or controls a number of companies involved in the transportation of freight via rail, ocean and air (e.g., American Commercial Lines, Sea-Land, CSX Intermodal).    Union Pacific Corporation  Division of the Union Pacific Corporation which also owns Southern Pacific Rail, Overnite Transportation, Skyway Freight Systems, Union Pacific Resources and Union Pacific Technologies.  Union Pacific is the largest railroad in North America, operating in the western two-thirds of the U.S.A.. The system serves 23 states, linking every major West Coast and Gulf Coast port, as well as providing connections through four major gateways to the east: Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.  UP is the primary rail connection between the U.S. and Mexico and it also interchanges significant volumes of traffic with the Canadian rail system. Consolidated Rail Corporation (ConRail) Dedicated exclusively to freight transportation, Conrail operates a railroad route network of about 11,000 miles, with a fleet of about 2,000 locomotives and more than 53,000 freight cars.  As the major freight railroad located in the Northeast-Midwest United States, Conrail provides its customers with access to a substantial market for consumer durable and non-durable goods and raw materials used in manufacturing and electric power generation.  Conrail maintains access to the major ports of the region, including Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, New York/New Jersey and Philadelphia. The company’s connections with other railroads, barge operators, steamship lines, and trucking companies create access to markets throughout the United States and around the world.    Return to the main Carrier Index page.    Message to carriers: If you would like to be included or delisted from this site, please contact us.    Home • About Us • Services • RAF News • Locations • What's New • Links • Feedback   Copyright © Russell A. Farrow Limited  Note: All trademarks & logos are registered property of the respective organizations listed.