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The Government of Ontario is issuing a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Hamilton Light Rail Transit (LRT), bringing the province one step closer to getting shovels in the ground on major const ......
The City of Edmonton announced that the new northbound overpass on 50 Street has opened to traffic, meaning no longer waiting for trains to pass at the railway crossing. Opening of the overpass marks ......
Major construction is expected to begin later in 2024, while level crossings will be removed by the end of 2025 Australia’s federal and state governments have appointed CPB Contractors, a subsidiary o ......
The California High-Speed Rail Authority announced the completion of two new high-speed rail overcrossings in Fresno County. The Mountain View Avenue and the Floral Avenue grade separations are now op ......
Kansas Avenue Crossing on California High-speed rail completed The Kansas Avenue crossing has been completed as announced by The California High-Speed Rail Authority. This is officially the ninth high ......
The US Department of Transportation has given a grant of nearly $202m to California’s ongoing solar-powered high-speed rail project. The money will fund the construction of six grade separations in t ......
California announced an investment of more than $1.5 billion for transportation. This includes roughly $450 million for zero-emission infrastructure, locomotives, vessels, and cars, as part of the sta ......
The construction of the second phase of Tema Motorway Grade Separation Project is expected to commence in September this year. This announcement comes following the signing of a close to US$ 25M grant ......
Works are advancing at Caltrain stations following the awarding of a contract at one facility and entering the final construction stage at another one. The Caltrain Board of Directors decided to awar ......
