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USDOT cites failure to meet obligations, while California defends project progress and continues the track-laying phase.
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The rule will help prevent potential safety problems from escalating and resulting in incidents, injuries or deaths.
Read More →The 21 accidents disclosed online by the FRA were more than double those involving the Long Island Rail Road, the nation’s largest passenger-train service.
Read More →Will improve the safety, efficiency, and reliability of intercity passenger rail systems, as well as passenger ferry systems.
Read More →Work to install PTC infrastructure on the MBTA Commuter Rail network is in various stages of completion and testing on each line.
Read More →The new 1,200-foot bridge will eliminate one of the worst rail bottlenecks in the country by adding capacity and reducing delays for more than 600 daily passengers on Amtrak trains traveling between Kansas City, Mo. and St. Louis and moving more than 60 trains through the 283-mile line each day.
Read More →The information about close call incidents enables the railroad to identify factors that contribute to accidents or injuries and to correct these problems before they result in harm.
Read More →Only 400 federal and 150 agency-trained state inspectors are relegated to 230,000 miles of track.
Read More →Rule to improve the structure of cab cars and MUI locomotives.
Read More →As numerous cities are looking to reap the benefits of implementing streetcar systems, such as urban redevelopment and enhancing pedestrian mobility, many face hurdles when it comes to qualifying for Small Starts funding. Portland and Seattle serve as models for other cities looking to build projects without federal help.
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