Media Kit
This page contains official materials related to the Union Pacific–Norfolk Southern combination, including background documents and resources supporting the SurfaceTransportation Board filing.
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STB Filing Materials
On May 28, 2026, The STB accepted the Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern merger application. America’s first transcontinental railroad is supported by more than 2,000 stakeholders who understand how this end‑to‑end combination
will enhance competition and deliver broad public benefits by shifting 2.1 million truckloads from the highway to rail, protecting union jobs and driving substantial cost savings.
Several additional resources are available to provide context and factual information related to the proposed transaction.
Press Release
May 28, 2026
On May 28, 2026, the STB accepted the Union Pacific–Norfolk Southern merger application.
Executive Summary
April 30, 2026
An overview of the filing including objectives, supporting data and expected benefits for America, customers, safety and employees.
White Paper
April 30, 2026
A white paper that walks readers through the structure and key elements of the joint application.
Fast Facts
Sept. 4, 2026
A snapshot of key data points about the proposed transaction, including network, service, workforce and economic metrics.
The Great Connection Campaign
The Great Connection campaign is all about fully realizing President Lincoln’s vision for a united transcontinental railroad. Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern are ready to transform the U.S. supply chain, enhance
American competitiveness and energize virtually every sector of the economy.

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Official Notice
This page will be updated with new company-approved materials as the transaction progresses.
Last updated: May 28, 2026
Make Your Voice Heard
More than 2,000 businesses, unions, farmers and community leaders have already told the Surface Transportation Board why this combination matters. Tell Congress why America’s first transcontinental railroad matters for American jobs, supply chains and economic growth.
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