Supports and encourages adoption of policies that promote the security of the railroads and railroad system in the USA and North America #RailSecurity

Washington, D.C.
Joined August 2015
The domestic freight railcar manufacturing/supply industry is a huge contributor to our national and economic security. The Freight RAILCAR Act support it. Learn more. zurl.co/OZokF
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When @SEPTA terminated its $185 M contract with @CRRCMACorp for cause in 2024, it cited years of delays, poor workmanship, quality controls and zero deliveries. Those are the same problems that have plagued the @MBTA in its work with CRRC. zurl.co/hE9sl
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While CRRC and MBTA blame the almost 10-year delayed completion of the new Red Line cars on tariffs and trade issues, let’s not forget the years of quality and safety issues that the Chinese SOE has been notorious for. zurl.co/JBAoP
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Let's be honest, @CRRCMACorp is now nearly a decade behind schedule. Add forced-labor concerns in its supply chain, and it’s one more reason U.S. transit agencies shouldn’t do business with this Chinese SOE. @MBTA @SEPTA
The full replacement of MBTA Red Line is getting delayed again and might not happen until the early 2030s — years behind the original schedule. Supply chains, tariffs, manufacturing hurdles and ongoing issues at the CRRC plant in Springfield are to blame. axios.com/local/boston/2026/…
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According to Oxford Economics, the U.S. railcar industry generated an annual economic footprint of $36B in output, $14.9B in GDP contribution, and 112,200 jobs across the country. USMCA only strengthens this vital industry. zurl.co/XgO4U
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The bipartisan Freight RAILCAR Act of 2025 provides a 10% tax incentive to replace aging, inefficient freight railcars and encourage industry investment. This is the answer to the industry's slowing in recent years. zurl.co/cIwW9
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The bipartisan Freight RAILCAR Act provides a 10% tax incentive to replace aging freight railcars, encourage industry investment and address the industry's slowing in recent years. Call on Congress to enact it and get America moving by freight rail again. zurl.co/rGhsX
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The U.S. is doing the right thing by confronting one of the most distortive forces in global trade today: China's state-directed excess capacity. But precision matters, especially when it comes to broad 301 tariffs and our North American rolling stock. zurl.co/kdYZ9
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RSA raised concerns over reports that federal and MA state officials are working to secure more contracts for CRRC’s Springfield manufacturing facility — including efforts to revive SEPTA’s canceled order for Chinese-built rail cars. LEARN MORE: zurl.co/davvn
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When the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) terminated its $185 million contract with Chinese SOE CRRC for cause in 2024, it cited four years of delays, poor workmanship, quality controls and zero deliveries. zurl.co/vyow6
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Ironically, those are the same problems that have plagued the MBTA in its work with CRRC.
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RSA Commends @eucommission for Completing Full Investigation into CRRC Market Distortions. See more at link. zurl.co/GSega
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