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$134.5M Oxnard bridge project makes way toward 2028 opening

Crews continue construction on the $134.5 million Rice Avenue and Fifth Street Grade Separation project in Oxnard on July 28, 2026. The bridge...

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Orange County’s iconic beachside rail line is failing faster than it can be fixed

The future of Southern California is playing out right now, in ways large and small, along a narrow stretch of beach and bluffs...

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Metrolink suspending some Orange County service because of expected high tides

Orange County Line trains will not operate between Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo and Oceanside Read more.

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VIA Rail Canada turns to Stadler for new hybrid locomotives

MONTREAL — The Canadian government will spend Ca$1.6 billion (U.S. $1.14 billion) to buy 45 new locomotives for VIA Rail Canada from Swiss-based...

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Old Caltrain Locomotives Find New Life on Capitol Corridor

Some of Caltrain’s F40 locomotives escape the scrapper, pull (or push) trains between San Jose and Sacramento. That should mean more frequent, more...

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Unpacking rail earnings: How volume growth fuels merger talks

Railroads are seeing a significant upturn in Q2 earnings, with most Class 1 carriers raising their guidance. But the big story is the...

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Amtrak outlines Horizon repair plans; shunt antenna program in bureaucratic logjam

Antenna delays keep Gold Runner cab cars sidelined Read more.

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British heritage railway to offer commuter service in pilot program

Severn Valley Railway to offer connecting trains to service to and from Birmingham in eight-week trial Read more.

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The most surprising winner of the World Cup was American public transit

Much like its indifference toward soccer, America’s aversion to public transport has made it a global anomaly, an oddity encapsulated by the nation’s...

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The Regional Trains That Go the Distance

When most people think of a regional train, they picture a short journey. A service linking neighbouring towns. A commuter train carrying passengers...

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The most sophisticated transit map for the entire Bay Area is here

From Santa Rosa down to Santa Clara, the Bay Area is well connected by public transit. If you have the time and the...

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The Bay Area’s trains and buses are filling up again. Even experts aren’t sure why.

Something strange is happening on weekday evenings at the Powell Street BART Station. Read https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/the-bay-area-s-trains-and-buses-are-filling-up-again-even-experts-aren-t-sure-why/ar-AA265a4d?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=6a35a3f8410041e889dc80fb587f7fa2&ei=41more.

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Grand Junction Union Station being rebuilt

Another major train station rebuilding in Colorado is underway. Read more.

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CA High-Speed Rail reveals private group that could help build past Central Valley

The head of the California High-Speed Rail Authority has revealed the group of private partners that could advance money and build train routes...

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California Approves Team to Build Nation’s First True High-Speed Rail Track and Systems

American-led consortium selected to install electrified track and systems as California prepares to begin installation of high-speed rail track this year. Read more.

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Former Gavin Newsom aide picked as new California high-speed rail board chair

The  California High-Speed Rail Authority’s Board of Directors on Monday voted to elevate board member Stephen Kawa, a longtime former aide to Gov. Gavin Newsom,...

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