With the live-action movie scheduled for release later this year, the How to Train Your Dragonfranchise looks to be expanding. Originally debuting in 2010 as an animated DreamWorks movie, loosely ...

The new How to Train Your Dragon movie—opening in theaters this weekend—is yet another live-action remake of a beloved animated film. No one asked for it, but, hey, these remakes keep making money!

it takes a train traveling at 55 MPH over a mile to come to a stop. That’s equal to 18 football fields! More than 60% of vehicle/train collisions happen at active crossings with gates or signals.

Local safety officials took part in a live train derailment scenario with hazardous materials in Argos. Crews from all over northern Indiana were involved in testing and evaluating local response ...

Performance data is shown on screens at major stations and via QR codes at smaller ones. Live train performance data, including cancellations and punctuality figures, is now available at more than ...

The new film is a beat-for-beat remake of the DreamWorks animated classic, but with a (mostly) new cast.