Why high-speed rail has yet to reach the U.S.—and is change coming?

In the 19th century, the U.S. became the first country to build a transcontinental rail network. It’s since fallen behind when it comes to train travel — here’s why.
The Times of Northwest Indiana

More Great Things Ahead

The Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority was established 20 years ago this year. Then-Governor Mitch Daniels and ...

From buckets to blacktop: NC lawmakers rethink how future transportation dollars are spent

In today’s highly partisan environment, it’s hard to get Republicans and Democrats to agree on much. But when it comes to ...
The London Economic

9 London Commuter Money Savers for 2026: Railcards, Contactless Caps and Off Peak Hacks

From overlooked railcard combinations to contactless caps, here are nine practical ways to bring commuting costs down this ...
LincolnshireWorld on MSN

Gainsborough MP very disappointed government won’t back direct train to parts of Lincolnshire

Gainsborough’s MP says he’s “very disappointed” the government won’t back a direct train from London to Market Rasen.

Plaid Cymru ‘planning for Welsh independence by stealth’

Wales is facing “independence by stealth” if Plaid Cymru wins control of the Senedd, opponents have warned. The Welsh ...