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Rail adventures, from modest to decadent, can showcase spectacular scenery and give passengers a window into North American rail history.
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Travelers can now create personalized alerts on their mobile phone to be warned in real-time when a bus is arriving at their stop.
Read More →Arrow, which will be operated by Metrolink, has been more than a decade in the making, featuring new tracks, enhanced street crossings, quiet zones, and five stations along a nine-mile route.
Read More →The state needs a few more months to buy more land and equipment, finish designs and hire workers. California High-Speed Rail Authority officials say they are on schedule, having started prep work, such as testing soil and surveying land one month ago.
Read More →The Hiawatha light rail line pulled in more money than budgeted last month but fell short of per-passenger revenue estimates.
Read More →The new 5.5-mile bicycle and pedestrian path that will transform a blighted, unused rail corridor in South Los Angeles and connect local bicyclists and walkers to current and future Metro rail lines in South Los Angeles.
Read More →The new fleet is being introduced gradually into the system after testing is completed, with the first three vehicles entering revenue service this week.
Read More →Seating in each two-car train will increase by more than 25%, going from 76 to 96 seats, while still retaining room for luggage, bikes and surfboards.
Read More →Orbitz for Business customers will now be able to seamlessly plan and book rail travel through the Orbitz for Business tool. The partnership makes Orbitz for Business the first major online travel company to announce integrated, online rail capabilities for U.S. business travelers.
Read More →The nine-year, fixed-price agreement is the company’s second maintenance contract in the U.S.
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