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The Association of American Railroads seeks to keep the railroads of North America safe, fast, efficient, clean and technologically advanced. Its members include major freight railroads throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico, which includes Amtrak, Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific. The association works closely with lawmakers and regulators to bring critical rail-related issues to the attention of Congress and other government bodies. It also operates two subsidiaries the Transportation Technology Center and Railinc that together ensure that railroads remain up to date on transportation and information technology. The Association of American Railroads was founded in 1934. Its headquarters is in Washington, D.C.

AAR Corp in Washington is home to Transportation Technology Center, Inc. (TTCI), a leading research, test, development, standards, and training organization for the global rail industry. TTCI, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Association of American Railroads, plays a crucial role in advancing rail technology and ensuring industry standards are met through its innovative initiatives and expertise. Generated from their website's infomation

GoRail is a Washington, DC-based organization that aims to unite rail stakeholders, community leaders, and the public to promote the benefits of freight rail investments. They educate community leaders across the country about the positive impacts of rail transportation, such as strengthening the economy, creating jobs, mitigating pollution, and saving taxpayers money. Through their advocacy efforts, GoRail mobilizes support for a stronger rail network and encourages responsible rail safety legislation. They work with rail advocates from various regions who understand the importance of rail policy decisions and their real impacts on local communities. GoRail also provides information on federal rail grants and highlights the use of innovative technologies, like automated track inspection, in the rail industry.Generated from the website