Find the railroad information you need—without digging.
Access customer portals, current tariff and fuel surcharge information, freight planning tools, rail-served properties, safety guidance, contractor requirements, and development resources for the LA&L railroad family.
Plan freight, manage railcars, and compare locations.
These tools support the most common customer and development workflows across the LA&L, B&H, WNYP, and Ontario Midland networks.
RVP+ Rail Visibility & Planning
See inbound and on-hand railcars, manage inventory, submit supported railroad requests, review shipment information, and plan future equipment demand.
Railcar Guide & Freight Estimator
Compare common equipment types, understand gross weight and net load, estimate annual railcars from truck volume, and convert freight units.
Properties & Transload Locations
Review rail-served properties, public transload facilities, available capabilities, highways, utilities, interchanges, and regional market reach.
Start with the role or question that brought you here.
Select the description that best fits your situation. Each path highlights the resources most likely to move the next decision forward.
Turn a freight lane into a rail-service conversation.
Begin with the commodity, annual volume, origin, destination, truck payload, railcar type, facility, and desired startup. The tools below help organize those inputs before a formal lane review.
Manage current rail activity and find commercial information.
Use RVP+ for equipment and service workflows, review the current tariff and fuel surcharge, and contact the railroad when an operating, billing, storage, or account question requires direct support.
Connect property, rail access, infrastructure, and project support.
Use the location map to identify opportunities, then evaluate site fit, conceptual rail access, development partners, project readiness, and potential infrastructure resources.
Understand authorization, orientation, and railroad-property rules.
Railroad property is an active operating environment. Complete required coordination before entering, beginning work, taking photographs from railroad property, or relying on a public crossing for project access.
Search or filter every customer and public resource.
Use the search box or select a category. Resources can appear in more than one category when they support multiple workflows.
RVP+ Customer Portal
Track railcars, review inventory, submit service requests, and plan future equipment demand.
Open RVP+ Resources →RVP+ Login
Existing users can open WabtecOne and launch the RailConnect Visibility and Planning portal.
Log In →Tariff Information
Review the current public tariff, common charges, fuel surcharge tariffs, and the live surcharge table.
View Tariffs →Railcar Guide & Estimator
Compare common railcar types, understand load limits, estimate annual railcars, and convert freight units.
Launch Guide →Getting Started
Understand the information, commercial steps, facility requirements, and coordination needed to begin shipping by rail.
Start Here →Rail Services
Explore direct rail, switching, transload, railcar storage, and customer support across the LA&L railroad family.
Explore Services →Railcar Storage
Review storage options and contact the railroad about available capacity, timing, equipment, and operating requirements.
Explore Storage →Properties & Transload Locations
Use the interactive map to compare rail-served properties, transload facilities, capabilities, highways, and market reach.
Open the Map →Site Selection Support
Compare rail access, property readiness, utilities, logistics, workforce, community fit, and project timing.
Evaluate Sites →Track Design & Rail Access
Plan connections, sidings, expansions, loading tracks, operating fit, engineering coordination, and construction readiness.
Plan Rail Access →Economic Development & Funding
Organize project scope, public benefits, partner commitments, incentive readiness, and potential infrastructure funding.
Explore Support →Industrial Development
See how LA&L supports rail-served expansions, relocations, transload projects, site planning, and regional partnerships.
View Development Services →Emergency Information
Know what to do near the tracks, when to call 911, and how to use the blue-and-white ENS sign at a crossing.
View Emergency Steps →Safety
Review safety culture, employee and contractor expectations, public awareness, training, and emergency resources.
Explore Safety →Rail Crossing FAQs
Find answers about trains, gates, crossing devices, stalled vehicles, safety expectations, and public reporting.
Read Crossing FAQs →Contractor / Vendor Orientation
Review third-party access, insurance, orientation, acknowledgment, railroad protection, and work requirements.
Begin Orientation →Visitor & Photography Policy
Understand visitor authorization, escort requirements, railroad-property restrictions, and public photography rules.
Review the Policy →Sustainability & Stewardship
Learn how efficient freight rail, infrastructure investment, facility improvements, and modal conversion create long-term value.
Explore Sustainability →Frequently Asked Questions
Find general information about LA&L services, operations, customer processes, safety, and the railroad family.
Browse FAQs →Contact the Railroad
Request a freight review, quote, site discussion, safety response, customer support, or the right internal contact.
Contact LA&L →Send the question—not a perfect project package.
The railroad can help identify the right next step when you provide the best information currently available.
Couldn’t find the exact resource or need help applying it?
Contact LA&L for freight opportunities, customer support, rates, railcar questions, site development, track access, safety coordination, contractor requirements, or the appropriate contact across the railroad family.
