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Rail operating companies in the United Kingdom establish formal station adoption programs.
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Projects in Raleigh, N.C., and Oceanside, Calif., signal potential of diesel-powered, self-propelled rail vehicles. Reduced startup costs and operational flexibility are cited.
Read More →The six-year, $272.7 million comprehensive infrastructure and rehabilitation contract would rehabilitate 27 miles of track and 23 Metrorail stations. The design work is expected to begin next month.
Read More →North County Transit District’s computer-based safety project would help prevent disasters such as train collisions. The technology requires the use of fiber optic cable and other infrastructure.
Read More →Three of the four deaths on the Metro Blue Line in 2013 have been suicides. Last year at this time there were eight deaths on the line including four suicides.
Read More →The Talent 2 trains for Abellio will be configured into 24 three-car and 19 five-car train sets, each with 163 or 273 seats respectively. T
Read More →One operator can safely move 10 to 225 tons with Power Pusher’s battery-powered Rail Movers.
Read More →The recommendation issued by the NTSB to the Federal Railroad Administration and Amtrak addressed several safety issues.
Read More →With rising cost estimates and delays in completion, the FRA has begun a review of the California High-Speed Rail Project to see if grant obligations are being met.
Read More →In 2024, crews will be performing an estimated $6.5 million in repairs and maintenance. Through the end of May, crews will focus on 13 rail stations across five lines, as well as improvements at three bus turnarounds.
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