TrinityRail
Corporate brand
UnclaimedTrinityRail is an industry-leading railcar leasing company enhanced by manufacturing and service capabilities, serving North American rail shippers.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Overview
TrinityRail describes itself as an industry-leading railcar leasing company enhanced by manufacturing and service capabilities, acting as an integrated and strategic partner across the rail industry. It reports over 140,000 leased and managed railcars in its portfolio and more than $7B invested in its lease fleet. Its offerings include digitally enabled logistics services, manufacturing resources, railcar management, parts and maintenance. Through its acquisition of RSI Logistics, it provides software, logistics, and terminal management solutions across the North American rail industry.
History
TrinityRail states that over the last 85 years it has built a legacy of employees. It describes itself as an industry-leading railcar leasing company enhanced by manufacturing and service capabilities, and as a leader in providing leasing and logistics services. Through its acquisition of RSI Logistics, TrinityRail states it is enhancing RSI's ability to innovate and expand its suite of logistics services and positioning TrinityRail as a uniquely comprehensive logistics partner.
Products and positioning
A single-source partner for all rail shipping needs, providing comprehensive rail transportation products and solutions.
Railcar leasing
Leasing services with an emphasis on flexible terms and consultative strategies.
Railcar manufacturing
A trusted railcar manufacturing operation supporting the leasing platform.
RSI Logistics digital products and terminal services
Software, logistics, and terminal management solutions across the North American rail industry.
Rail Command
RSI Logistics' all-in-one shipment tracking and fleet control product.
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