Short lines to benefit from round of federal grants
A bundle of Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) awards have been announced to help short line companies maintain their lines.
Author: Bill Wilson
Ottawa commission playing the numbers game during light rail investigation
One million down to 10,000 down to a number of critical answers.
How close is too close? Residents not happy about future Metra track construction
If you want anything fixed, you need to fix it yourself.
Plasser & Theurer at IAF International Exhibition Preview with IRJ: Rail Group On Air
Ahead of next week’s IAF International Exhibition on Track Technology in Münster, Germany, Plasser & Theurer speaks with IRJ Editor-in-Chief Kevin Smith in our latest Rail Group on Air podcast.
Port rail projects will not solve this supply chain crisis, but possibly the next
It will not help the current global crisis, but it will make it more resilient for the next one.
NRC column: NRC is the ultimate bridge builder
Rail bridges are extraordinary works of wonder.
Less is happening under More MARTA program, but officials still say light rail is on the way to Beltline
There has yet to be a light-rail project geared for Atlanta’s Beltline, but officials continue to lay the groundwork with promising talk.
Light rail is planned for southern Maryland
Officials were on hand in Maryland to break in a light-rail project that has been the hope of many for years.
STB ruling douses hope of converting old rail line into great trail
The Great Redwood Trail in California is the subject of the latest great debate involving abandoned rail lines and new trails in the U.S.
Future Seattle light-rail project could stop neighborhood’s cultural heart
Businesses in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District describe Fifth Avenue as the chi to the neighborhood.