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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 still gathering pace.
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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 their profession.
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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 one small work site by arriving late, leaving early, and claiming to work through lunch.
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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.
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Grand Central Terminal Courts High-Profile Tenants
Two spaces never offered before to a permanent tenant are up for grabs, the MTA announced Monday.
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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 from Naples, Italy.
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Contaminants Halt RailCorp Bush Work
The government has immediately stopped volunteer bush rejuvenation efforts from individuals and community groups within Bushcare.
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China’s High-Speed Rail Under Fire
China’s huge high-speed rail system is plagued by corruption, high debt, and safety concerns.
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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 still gathering pace.
|
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 their profession.
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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 one small work site by arriving late, leaving early, and claiming to work through lunch.
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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.
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Grand Central Terminal Courts High-Profile Tenants
Two spaces never offered before to a permanent tenant are up for grabs, the MTA announced Monday.
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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 from Naples, Italy.
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Contaminants Halt RailCorp Bush Work
The government has immediately stopped volunteer bush rejuvenation efforts from individuals and community groups within Bushcare.
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China’s High-Speed Rail Under Fire
China’s huge high-speed rail system is plagued by corruption, high debt, and safety concerns.
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