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EDVA Dismisses Challenge to Virginia Statute on Broadband Access | Troutman Pepper - Vimarsana News

EDVA Dismisses Challenge to Virginia Statute on Broadband Access | Troutman Pepper

Litigation challenging government economic regulation has become more common, as courts appear increasingly less deferential to legislative and executive action. Most of this type of...

Ag groups oppose zero-emissions locomotive proposal - Vimarsana News

Ag groups oppose zero-emissions locomotive proposal

California mandate would require use by 2030, if approved

Railroad update: County derailed by latest court ruling - Vimarsana News

Railroad update: County derailed by latest court ruling

After a win in 2023, Anderson County suffered a loss in 12th Court of Appeals in February.

Hampton Roads has hundreds of railroad crossings. Planners are looking for ways to improve them. - Vimarsana News

Hampton Roads has hundreds of railroad crossings. Planners are looking for ways to improve them.

As trains grow longer and complaints about railroad crossing blockages increase, Hampton Roads regional planners are gathering data on traffic disruptions and looking for solutions.

Rail Group Wants Calif. Locomotive Regulations Derailed - Vimarsana News

Rail Group Wants Calif. Locomotive Regulations Derailed

The Association of American Railroads says train emissions regulations adopted by the California Air Resources Board are preempted by the Interstate Commerce Commission's Termination Act of 1995, arguing in litigation over the state's authority that the ICC law broadly keeps state and local authority from regulating rail transportation.

Source: law360.com