The investigative minds at How to Survive deconstruct the kinetic energy and structural crumple zones that dictate passenger ...

Federal Railroad Administration releases $58 million for preliminary engineering for the S-line project that was announced four years ago.

Democratic lawmakers have filed a bill to require the Illinois Department of Transportation include passenger rail ...

Gavin Newsom’s widely-mocked high-speed rail isn’t the only “train to nowhere” in California. In fact, the Golden State is a virtual graveyard of near-empty “ghost” trains and buses. That hasn’t ...

Passenger rail service has been slowly expanding across Illinois in recent years. In 2025, provisions for new passenger lines from Chicago to Peoria and the Quad Cities were a part ...

Passenger rail service has been slowly expanding across Illinois in recent years. In 2025, provisions for new passenger lines from Chicago to Peoria and the Quad Cities were a part of the massive $1.5 ...

Amtrak unveils new Airo trains this summer, marking the largest fleet replacement since 1971. The $8 billion modernization brings significant upgrades, and travelers weigh in.

A new class of stylish trains debuting in 2026 promises immersive interiors, elevated dining, and scenic journeys across Europe and Asia.

Today, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) announced the start of revenue service for its newest Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) digital signaling system upgrade ...

Gavin Newsom claims to be a big numbers guy. But the billions he has poured into California’s High-Speed Rail boondoggle just don’t add up. The California Post has obtained records and photographs ...

In a major move to expand its rail transport capacity, Saudi Arabia Railways (SAR) has signed a contract to acquire 20 new high-speed trains for the Haramain High-Speed Railway, significantly boosting ...

In Pittsburgh, Hitachi Rail in North America has been delivering rail solutions for over 100 years originally founded (Union Switch & Signal) in 1881. Through the end of the century and into the 1900s ...