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rail transport

  • Supply Chain Woes Hit China–Europe Rail Lines Due to Russia–Ukraine War
    Supply Chain Woes Hit China–Europe Rail Lines Due to Russia–Ukraine War
    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is upsetting the transportation of goods on railway lines linking China and Europe, forcing businesses to look for alternate routes. Logistics firms and exporters are avoiding ...
    March 23, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Judges Ground High-Speed Train Project in Italy
    Judges Ground High-Speed Train Project in Italy
    Italian judges halted a high-profile transport project amidst allegations of widespread corruption a month ago, but repercussions are ...
    February 27, 2013BY Marco Tistarelli
  • Making a Living on India’s Trains
    Making a Living on India’s Trains
    Impoverished families often turn to vending and performing on India’s trains. Railway vendors now seek licensing to legitimize ...
    February 7, 2013BY Venus Upadhayaya
  • Money and Time Wasted on Railroad Projects, Finds Inspector
    Money and Time Wasted on Railroad Projects, Finds Inspector
    Workers on the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) cost the agency an extra $160,000 in labor costs at ...
    October 4, 2012BY Zachary Stieber
  • China’s Rail Minister Could Face Prosecution
    China’s Rail Minister Could Face Prosecution
    China’s former rail minister, Liu Zhijun, will face prosecution over allegations of corruption, the country’s leadership has announced.
    May 29, 2012BY Ariel Tian
  • Grand Central Terminal Courts High-Profile Tenants
    Grand Central Terminal Courts High-Profile Tenants
    Two spaces never offered before to a permanent tenant are up for grabs, the MTA announced Monday.
    May 21, 2012BY Zachary Stieber
  • Italy’s New Ferrari Train Breaks Railway Monopoly
    Italy’s New Ferrari Train Breaks Railway Monopoly
    Europe’s first privately owned, high-speed train is in business. Italo started running on Sunday with its maiden voyage ...
    May 1, 2012BY Marco Tistarelli
  • Contaminants Halt RailCorp Bush Work
    Contaminants Halt RailCorp Bush Work
    The government has immediately stopped volunteer bush rejuvenation efforts from individuals and community groups within Bushcare.
    February 22, 2012BY Kej Wang
  • China’s High-Speed Rail Under Fire
    China’s High-Speed Rail Under Fire
    China's huge high-speed rail system is plagued by corruption, high debt, and safety concerns.
    March 17, 2011BY Jane Lin
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    NEW By Evgenia Filimianova
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    2hr By Frank Fang
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    2hr By Andrew Moran
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    3hr By Evgenia Filimianova
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