Investigators want to know if the Red and Orange Line subway car shells were built using forced labor in China.

Chinese plans to develop a 600kmph (373mph) “flying train” are threatening to make Britain’s HS2 line obsolete before it even opens.

Japan currently holds the speed record with its L0 Series train, which reached 603 km/h in 2015. However, this new Chinese project promises to cut travel time between Beijing and Shanghai to just two ...

A leading Chinese heavy industry company headquartered in Beijing, CRRC is the world’s largest rolling stock manufacturer. It specialises in high-speed trains, locomotives, metro cars, and freight ...

Federal officials are holding up eight subway car shells from China at the port of Philadelphia over concerns that the ...

CRRC 601766 1.12% Qingdao Sifang Locomotive, a unit of railway giant CRRC Corp., has withdrawn its bid to provide the Bulgarian government with 20 electric “push-pull” trains and related ...

A rail security watchdog is praising the Trump Administration for holding up the import of components meant for the construction of MBTA railcars over allegations their manufacturing makes use of ...

The Trump administration’s trade war with China will have a negative impact on the production of Orange and Red Line MBTA train cars, according to the Chinese firm building the cars in ...

Business CRRC management says Springfield plant focused on hiring, training and quality control efforts to get MBTA project back on track Published: Jan. 26, 2023, 5:53 p.m.

CRRC received a $566 million contract from the MBTA in 2014 to build 152 Orange Line cars and 252 Red Line cars in Springfield. In 2016, the state upped the order with another 120 Red Line cars ...

CRRC — which is building new subway cars for New York, Boston, and several other cities — says the concerns are unfounded. The MBTA's new Orange Line cars sit on the production floor of a ...

CRRC MA executives told Springfield's Statehouse delegation that the mammoth rail car factory could close in 2024 if it misses out on new business making transit cars for railroads, subways and ...