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The Fort Worth railroad says closer coordination with cargo-security company Overhaul will help identify shipment risks and organize responses across its network.
Jules Pennington· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team
October 18, 20261 min read
Fort Worth-based BNSF Railway is expanding its work with cargo-security company Overhaul, the railroad said in an announcement posted Oct. 13.
The companies describe BNSF as Overhaul’s exclusive railroad partner and say the arrangement builds on nearly a decade of collaboration. It connects Overhaul’s shipment-risk intelligence with BNSF’s security systems and railroad police to help spot suspicious activity earlier across the railway’s 32,500-mile network.
The companies say shared alerts will flag possible tampering, fraud and organized cargo theft. BNSF says its special agents will coordinate responses with Overhaul’s security teams and public law-enforcement agencies.
Source: BNSF Railway’s Oct. 13 announcement.
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