Washington has $2.34bn for rail – which freight bottlenecks get fixed?
In a nutshell: A new federal grant round targets short lines, bridges and a petrochemical port, the small pieces of track that can govern much larger freight flows. For shippers, however, a project selection…
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In a nutshell: A new federal grant round targets short lines, bridges and a petrochemical port, the small pieces of track that can govern much larger freight flows. For shippers, however, a project selection is still a long way from an extra train path. The US Department of Transportation (DOT) selected 105 projects for its latest rail grant round on 19 October, presenting the package as a $2.3bn investment across…
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