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Mammoth Energy Services Expands Operations

One of Oklahoma鈥檚 fastest-growing companies, Mammoth Energy Services, continued to expand in the second quarter, buying up two more companies and securing new contracts throughout the country.

August 9, 2018

Waymo Program in Arizona Focuses on Commuters Using Public Transit

Self-driving vehicles typically are described as a disruptive technology that will make traditional modes of public transportation obsolete, but a recent announcement by Chandler-based Waymo is challenging that narrative.

August 6, 2018

Union Pacific 鈥楻ight of Way鈥 Sticking Point in California Rail Project

The most ambitious rail project of California鈥檚 future is increasingly dependent on the cooperation of the very railroad that shaped the state鈥檚 past 鈥 and there are signs their relationship is growing strained.

August 6, 2018

Oil Companies Fret as Congress Debates Russia Sanctions

WASHINGTON 鈥 Oil and gas executives have watched wearily in recent years as the relationship between the United States and Russia deteriorated, steadily closing off their ability to drill the vast shale plays underlying Siberia and the deep-water oil fields off Russia鈥檚 Arctic coast.

August 3, 2018

Sacramento Partners With Self-Driving Firm for Driverless Tests on City Streets

Sacramento has signed a deal with a Silicon Valley firm to use downtown streets as a testing ground for self-driving聽vehicles that will be monitored by remote 鈥渄rivers鈥 sitting at computers.

August 2, 2018

Schumer Calls for More Inspectors After Concrete Falls From Rail Bridge

Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) called on the Federal Railroad Administration to increase the number of independent inspectors that examine rail bridges.

August 2, 2018

Pennsylvania Increases Safety Measures for Autonomous Vehicle Testing

Self-driving car companies testing in Pennsylvania may have to have a second safety engineer in the passenger seat if they want to comply with new state guidelines.

July 30, 2018

Wisconsin Frac Sand Producers Seek Relief From Rail Costs, Service Issues

In a clash of old and new industries, Wisconsin frac sand producers say their business is threatened by a handful of railroads operating under outdated regulations. Wisconsin produces about a third of the nation鈥檚 supply of sand used to extract natural gas and oil through a process known as hydraulic fracturing, or 鈥渇racking.鈥

July 30, 2018

Texas City Cracks Down on Truck Route Violators

An ordinance prohibiting commercial motor vehicles from traveling in the Odessa, Texas, city limits is beginning to show its effect, as five truckers were found guilty of violating the law July 25.

July 27, 2018

Chassis Pool OK鈥檇 for Georgia, South Carolina Ports

The creation of a common chassis pool by the port authorities for Georgia and South Carolina will go forward.

July 27, 2018