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​These trains are expected to feature fully air-conditioned coaches, unlike most suburban trains.

The Georgia Ports Authority said business is booming at the Port of Savannah, kicking off 2024 with a boost in boxes brought in and taken out.

Bengalurus expansive rail initiative, aimed at linking the city with suburbs including Heelalige (Electronic City), Kengeri, Devanahalli (near the international airport), and Chikabanvara, moved closer to fruition on Friday with a significant development: a loan of Rs 4,561 crore from Germanys KFW Development Bank. The projects four corridors are slated for completion by the conclusion of 2027.

The U.S. Forest Service has rescinded its approval of plans to build 12 miles of rail through protected Utah woodlands — stopping a large-scale crude oil conveyance project in its tracks. The 12-mile segment, which would have run through northeastern Utah’s Ashley National Forest, was a key component of the proposed Uinta Basin Railway — an…

United States President is set to unveil a massive $8.2 billion funding for railway projects across the country to cut travel time, help the environment, and create jobs.

President Biden visits Las Vegas to discuss Brightline West high-speed rail project between Southern California and Nevada.

A $500,000 grant from the Federal Railroad Administration could lead to additional federal funding for Front Range Passenger Rail.

India’s Oil and Natural Gas Corporation is finally ready for first production at its $5 billion deepwater project.

A judge has upheld the Biden administration's approval of an oil drilling project in Alaska that drew the ire of environmentalists who accused the president of backpedaling on his pledge to combat climate change.