Los Angeles could become one of the first major global cities to adopt a new electric freight trucking system.
The Fourth Annual Harris County International Trade & Transportation Conference examined the ability for the area to become the hub of North American trade.
While the Houston Ship Channel dredging project remains uncertain, Texas City is now a 45 foot deep water port.
Several cities in the Netherlands are experimenting with diverting urban freight deliveries to a system of small solar powered trucks to eliminate large trucks.
A progress report on the National Rail Plan has been issued to Congress by the Federal Railroad Administration.
Data from the American Association of Railroads shows total railroad freight is increasing despite the recession.
Houston District TxDOT office hosted the first of ten meetings in search of a single vision for rail in Texas.
According to a congressional study, freight traffic will almost double in the next 30 years, greatly increasing congestion and emissions if nothing is done.
An agency hoping to run passenger rail from Austin to San Antonio is now called the Lone Star Rail District. It still needs money and tracks to move forward.
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