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Biden pledges $8.2B for first U.S. high-speed rail system, new rail corridors - Vimarsana News

Biden pledges $8.2B for first U.S. high-speed rail system, new rail corridors

President Joe Biden on Friday announced $8.2 billion in federal funds for new rail projects, including $3 billion for nation's first high-speed system between Nevada and California.

Source: upi.com
Over $144M dedicated to expand, upgrade Amtrak service from Pittsburgh - Vimarsana News

Over $144M dedicated to expand, upgrade Amtrak service from Pittsburgh

Over $144 million from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the Corridor Identification and Development (Corridor ID) program will be going toward upgrading and expanding Amtrack services from Pittsburgh to various other cities.

Source: yahoo.com
Map shows the contaminated Superfund sites in Indiana - Vimarsana News

Map shows the contaminated Superfund sites in Indiana

(NEXSTAR) - More than 1,300 sites around the country are suspected of being so contaminated, hazardous or polluted - or are at risk of becom...

Second daily Amtrak train planned for Pittsburgh-New York route - Vimarsana News

Second daily Amtrak train planned for Pittsburgh-New York route

The state Department of Transportation has finalized an agreement to add a second daily round-trip train between New York City and Pittsburgh, with stops in Lancaster city and Elizabethtown.

$200 Million in CRISI Grants Headed to Amtrak - Railway Track and Structures - Vimarsana News

$200 Million in CRISI Grants Headed to Amtrak - Railway Track and Structures

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Federal Railroad Administration Announced this week that it is awarding approximately $200 million from the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) program to Amtrak.

Source: rtands.com