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WSP was the program management consultant for the $700 million project, which significantly improved passenger circulation and eased congestion at Penn Station.
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To increase passenger volume, cars would run above and below the lines, and to address those harsh Boston winters the tracks would be heated to prevent accumulation of ice and snow.
Read More →The project, which starts next week, will utilize Hyperloop Transportation Technologies crowdsourcing and community collaboration, while implementations will be financed by Deutsche Bahn.
Read More →Will continue to provide Vendor Managed Inventory services to manage and supply parts for the agency's rail fleet.
Read More →Caltrans formerly ran the San Joaquin line from Sacramento, with local agencies frequently complaining that they lacked a strong voice at the table.
Read More →New reflective and taller numbers atop the fleet of rail cars make it easier for customers, first responders and Metro staff to identify a rail car immediately in an emergency or other incident on Metrorail.
Read More →Trains began running on the city's first elevated railway on June 6, 1892, after the Chicago & South Side Rapid Transit Railroad Co. built the first elevated tracks from Congress and State to 39th, with trains of wooden passenger cars pulled by small, coal-burning, steam locomotives.
Read More →Once complete, the Lewisville Hike and Bike trail will run from DCTA’s Hebron Station all the way to the Highland Village/Lewisville Lake Station. Construction on the last portion of the Lewisville Hike and Bike trail is expected to begin in early 2016.
Read More →The $179 million investment is being funded through a small increase in fees charged to app-based ride-hailing companies operating in Chicago.
Read More →Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is modernizing with an Automated People Mover train, which will be a more convenient and reliable way to access LAX terminals.
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