Latest Rail Industry News

More News | September 02, 2016

The Board of Directors of Seattle's Sound Transit has signed a contract worth $174 million for Absher Construction Company to build the Northgate Station, guideway and parking garage.

More News | September 02, 2016

Metra, the operator of the Northeast Illinois commuter rail system, is beginning the $3 million renovation of the Calumet Station. The station, at Park Avenue and 174th Street in East Hazel Crest, serves approximately 1,200 Metra customers each weekday.

More News | September 02, 2016

Interior of renovated Croton-Harmon Station. Photo: courtesy of MTA.

More News | September 01, 2016

The Surface Transportation Board website www.stb.dot.gov is changing to www.stb.gov on September 9, 2016. The change is intended to reflect that the STB is a wholly independent federal agency, as a result of the STB Reauthorization Act of 2015, which eliminated the STB’s administrative affiliation with the U.S. Department of Transportation.

More News | September 01, 2016

GE executives and representatives from Welland and the Niagara Region were joined by Premier Kathleen Wynne and the Canadian Federal Minister of International Trade Chrystia Freeland at a groundbreaking ceremony for GE’s multi-modal “Brilliant Factory” in Welland, Canada.

More News | September 01, 2016

Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker was joined by local elected officials and state transportation leaders as he signed the last beam to be hoisted atop CRRC MA's $95 million rail car factory in Springfield, Mass., as part of a "Topping Off" ceremony.

More News | September 01, 2016

HUBER+SUHNER, a producer of electrical and optical connections, and Bombardier Transportation have signed a five-year agreement that will give HUBER+SUHNER the majority of Bomb

More News | August 31, 2016

GE Transportation has acquired ShipXpress, a provider of cloud-based supply chain software solutions for transportation, industrial and commodities businesses.

More News | August 31, 2016

Fort Worth Transportation Authority (FWTA) celebrated three groundbreakings for the TEXRail project in one day.

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