Articles Tagged with ''Railroad systems''

The cross-border connection between the Gulf States is nearing the halfway mark.

The country is also launching cross-border studies on inland logistics alternatives.

Vietnam’s $7.7-billion rail link to China moves into early execution, with engineering and delivery risks coming into focus.

As Penn Station Access slips three years, Amtrak and the MTA trade blame. What does each side claim caused the delay?

Detroit moves to reconnect its iconic Michigan Central Station to regional and cross-border rail networks under a new $40-million state-federal initiative.

India and Bhutan take a major step in their infrastructure partnership, advancing a project that could reshape regional connectivity and open new opportunities for trade.

The explanation for the unusual device depicted on this 1942 ENR cover reads: “Developed by Harold Buckley, clearance engineer for the New York Central Railroad, as a means of insuring passage of bulky wartime loads, this ‘Porcupine’ railroad car is now in operation on the company’s lines.

This 1928 cover shows two railroad erection cars building the Pennsylvania Railroad’s new main line bridge over the Wabash River in Terre Haute, Ind.

Successful bid for San Jose project came in well over estimate, but the team aims to trim one year off the work schedule.

Rail dispatch control centers are dominated by two-tier theaters with video walls and multiple monitors. What if augmented reality could eliminate all of that hardware and crowding? Ross & Baruzzini are studying how that might be accomplished.