Long Beach receives US$14.5M grant towards key TI Wye rail project

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The Port of Long Beach has been awarded a US$14.5M grant by the US Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration to help fund the “Terminal Island Wye Track Realignment” railroad project, aimed at moving trains in and out of the port faster, reduce locomotive idling and improve safety

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