Rosie, the tunnel boring machine named after Akron's own Rosie the Riveter, has a sister coming to town later this year, and her name is Elaine. Named after environmental advocate Elaine Marsh, Elaine ...

VIRGINIA BEACH — Now that the anchor’s away, expansion work at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel is back at full bore. Burrowing of a new tunnel to help carry more vehicles between Virginia Beach and ...

In the early decades of the 19th century, London was facing a major problem. The city had become the world's busiest port, but in order to transport goods from the docks to the heavily-populated ...

HAMPTON, Va. — On April 17, Mary the Tunnel Boring Machine emerged through the headwall at the Hampton end of the HRBT. Exactly six months later, she's starting her next journey: creating the twin ...

A colossal project to reduce traffic in the underground tunnels connecting the Virginia cities of Norfolk and Hampton just had a big breakthrough — literally. Since 1957, the two cities have been ...

In an X post, Boring Co. founder Elon Musk said "any fully autonomous electric [car] can use the tunnels." ...

During the construction of the Wiental Canal, 2,225 meters of tunnel were dug and over 11,000 building blocks were used. The ...

As part of the construction of twin tunnels for GMLR, the Mumbai civic body on Thursday said excavation using tunnel boring machines (TBMs) will begin in June ...

Employees of The Boring Co. prepare to unload a tunnel machine's main component on Nov. 18. Seth Herald To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in ...

NOTE: This video is live footage of Mary the tunnel boring machine breaking through NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – Mary the tunnel boring machine broke through on the second tunnel Wednesday afternoon as part ...

The Hudson Tunnel Project is marking another major milestone as it nears a critical point in the $16 billion process. During its Aug. 20 board meeting, Gateway Development Commission announced that ...

On a flat, windswept green plain north of Hamburg in the state of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, a Herrenknecht tunnel boring machine is now 200 meters deep into burrowing under the Elbe River estuary.