France's SNCF ready to invade Italy
SNCF, already a major operator in Spain, aims at 15% of Italy's high-speed rail business
SNCF, already a major operator in Spain, aims at 15% of Italy's high-speed rail business
A German teenager, armed with an unlimited railpass, has been living on trains for nearly two years
New rolling stock and unspecified new routes signal Eurostar's aim to take on new competitors
Finally, a final decision (at least for now) has been made on a location for Lisbon's planned new international airport, to be built at a former military airbase across the Tagus River from the city. New Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro announced the decision, decades in the making and unmaking, along with a package of other major infrastructure measures, including a new bridge across the river to improve airport access, upgrades for the existing airport, and a commitment to move...
This Atlanta-area museum has some fascinating equipment on display, but needs more funding to make it shine
A plan to link Spain and Morocco with a rail tunnel is under discussion again by the two countries
Dunedin's station is an architectural landmark, and one of the most frequently photographed sites in the Southern Hemisphere
Railroads have always played a huge role in Atlanta's history and economy, but one episode in history is the strongest memory
The new Las Vagas-Los Angeles route is finally under construction, aided by Federal as well as private funding
New private compartments for Germany's high-speed (but often late) trains are stirring up conversation
Swiss cities are pushing for direct rail connections to London, but the outlook is unclear
George G explores a small Virginia town that time left behind, not that long ago
One of the growing sleeper train operators is finding issues getting its new route to Barcelona over French rails
Berlin's oldest rail line, out of service for many years, has now been approved for a project to reopen and expand service
French rail operator's aggressive expansion into Spain and low fares draw fire from Spanish officials