Every shipment we move connects people, businesses and communities. Learn how BNSF invests in safety, infrastructure and partnerships that help communities thrive.
Every shipment we move connects people, businesses and communities. Learn how BNSF invests in safety, infrastructure and partnerships that help communities thrive.
For 175 years, BNSF Railway has helped connect businesses, communities and markets through safe, efficient freight transportation. Our impact extends beyond the railroad. We invest in communities, strengthen partnerships and work every day to earn the trust of the people we serve.
Investing in our network
Discover how BNSF modernizes infrastructure to improve safety, reliability and long-term network performance.
Project
A rehabilitation project that helps preserve the historic Salmon Bay Rail Bridge for future generations.
A rehabilitation project that helps preserve the historic Salmon Bay Rail Bridge for future generations.
Project
A replacement project that helps support future shipment movement and long-term network reliability.
A replacement project that helps support future shipment movement and long-term network reliability.
Safety
We support rail safety through education, community outreach and responsible operations.
We support rail safety through education, community outreach and responsible operations.
Environment
We help protect natural resources through sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
We help protect natural resources through sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
Volunteering
Our employees support communities through volunteer service and community partnerships.
Our employees support communities through volunteer service and community partnerships.
Tools and resources
Commitment to safety
Building a safer railroad requires collaboration, education and continuous improvement. Explore the programs, resources and initiatives that help create a safer environment for employees, customers and communities.
Explore rail safety resources
Explore infrastructure projects that strengthen BNSF's network while supporting the communities and regions we serve.
Learn how BNSF works with public agencies to advance rail infrastructure through federal funding opportunities and collaborative investments.
See how the BNSF Railway Foundation supports nonprofit organizations and initiatives that help create stronger, more resilient communities.
The BNSF Railway Foundation supports organizations and initiatives that improve quality of life in the communities we serve. Through grants, scholarships and employee giving programs, we help create stronger communities for future generations.
Report suspicious activity to the Resource Operations Call Center or local law enforcement. BNSF police also work closely with law enforcement agencies to help support railroad safety and security.
Report Railroad Emergencies: 1-800-832-5452
Federal law requires railroads to transport hazardous materials. BNSF supports safe transportation through employee training, emergency responder training, safety programs and ongoing infrastructure investments designed to reduce risk.
BNSF recommends checking with your local tax assessor's office or reviewing county property records to verify ownership.
Roadway owners determine whether crossings remain at grade or become grade-separated. These projects are typically planned and funded by cities, counties or state agencies.
Report suspicious activity to the Resource Operations Call Center or local law enforcement. BNSF police also work closely with law enforcement agencies to help support railroad safety and security.
Report Railroad Emergencies: 1-800-832-5452
Federal law requires railroads to transport hazardous materials. BNSF supports safe transportation through employee training, emergency responder training, safety programs and ongoing infrastructure investments designed to reduce risk.
BNSF recommends checking with your local tax assessor's office or reviewing county property records to verify ownership.
Roadway owners determine whether crossings remain at grade or become grade-separated. These projects are typically planned and funded by cities, counties or state agencies.
