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High-Speed Rail CEO: People Will Ask How They Lived Without It

High-speed rail will reduce travel times between major California cities. That is the belief of the bullet-train authority’s CEO Brian P....

High-speed rail officials update public on Burbank-to-L.A. section of project

The proposed Burbank to Los Angeles section of the state high-speed rail project is still projected to be built alongside the existing...

High-Value Rail Estate

Transit-oriented developments have been gaining momentum over the past five years as a desire for city life has intensified. As a result,...

Alameda Corridor-East freight-rail trench to be dedicated

California state, federal and local municipal officials next week will dedicate the 1.4-mile San Gabriel freight-rail trench as part of...

One City's Path to Smart City Leadership

As San Jose has shown, it's as much about having the right people and organizational structures in place as it is about technology. When...

LA Metro Encourages Public Input on NextGen Bus Study; Launches New Online Interactive Engagement To

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority has launched a new online interactive engagement tool to gather more public...

CA: SMART Toots its Horn After First Full Year of Service

Aug. 17--For the past year, county residents have been able to climb aboard commuter trains for the first time in decades, and many are...

Transportation And Technology – So Interlinked It’s Almost Impossible To Plan For Tomorrow

As local government leaders finalize fiscal year budgets, many are even more focused on long-range transportation planning. That’s...

Kansas City Southern unveils 2017 sustainability report

The sustainability report highlights how the company implements "responsible business practices." Kansas City Southern has published its...

AAR: August 'very good' for U.S. rail traffic

U.S. rail traffic rose 4.5 percent in August compared with the same month a year ago, according to Association of American Railroads'...