It just took one lunch to put a bridge raising in motion in the town of Lafayette, Wis.
A Norfolk Southern train derailment over the weekend had Amtrak cancelling trips.
San Juan County, N.M., has selected HDR to perform a feasibility study for the Four Corners Freight Rail project.
Another player has entered the game involving the preservation or destruction of the Bismarck-Mandan Rail Bridge—the state of North Dakota.
Crews have been working to remove the second truss of the Merchants Bridge in St. Louis.
The top news stories RT&S was following the week ending March 4.
Rocks falling from a railroad bridge in downtown Amherst, Ohio, had train service paused for further inspection on March 2.
The Troy Drive Railroad Bridge in the city of Madison, Wisc., will be replaced thanks to a $3.5 million grant from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation as part of the 2022 Freight Rail Preservation Program.
The saying, “It just needs a coat of paint,” takes on a little more sting when the cost is $150,000.
An engineering study conducted by MARTA has revealed proposed light-rail lines would be more expensive than original estimates.
Goat milk, goat cheese, and goat track cleaners. The last one could be on its way to becoming an official product used by railroad companies and transit agencies.
Called a downtown-to-downtown connection, a new proposed passenger line in Michigan could do wonders to help central business districts.
The missing link for Brightline West’s Las Vegas-to-Los Angeles high-speed rail service now appears to be in plain site.
A dangerous route has Sound Transit changing its design stance on future light-rail projects. Well, for the most part anyway.
Railway Track & Structures magazine takes a closer look at four rail projects going on this year.
Property acquisitions, or lack thereof, have killed the momentum of the high-speed rail construction project in California.
Amtrak and Siemens Mobility North America came together at Chicago’s Union Station to launch the next generation of locomotives.
For the first time, the Transportation Technology Center, Inc., (TTCI) is providing open access to three decades of its railroad technology research performed under the Association of American Railroads’ (AAR) Strategic Research Initiatives (SRI) program.
Brightline has completed its first major construction zone (Zone 2) on its 170-mile extension from West Palm Beach to Orlando International Airport (OIA).
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will use Nicholson Construction for a railroad bridge replacement project in Jackson, Mich.