For train operators, on-board food catering is often a tough call: do it well, and it can lift your service and drastically improve passenger satisfaction. Do it poorly, and it...
Stadler has revealed its first new unit of Mälartåg (Mälar train) in cooperation with Mälab and Transitio at the Stockholm Central Station in Sweden, and High Speed 2’s (HS2) proposed...
A technology first used in wind turbines is now being used to cut fuel emissions from trains. Created by Artemis Intelligent Power, the digitally controlled hydraulic pump is being used...
Railway Technology attended the inauguration of Balfour Beatty's Rail Innovation Centre at its facility in Derby and found out how data, Artificial Intelligence and robots can help improve safety and...
Network Rail’s ruthless new tree clearance plans, unveiled by The Guardian and currently under review by the UK’s Department for Transport, have drawn the ire of the public and environmentalists...
One of Sweden’s leading train operators is currently trialling an augmented reality app to help passengers navigate the country’s busiest station. Claes Lindholtz, the app’s director of business development and...
UK rail organisations including Transport Focus and the Rail Delivery Group are calling for a complete overhaul of rail fares in the UK, arguing that the system must be transparent...
In April, the International Association of Public Transport announced that fully automated metro lines around the world had reached a combined 1,000km milestone. But which networks stand out in terms...
From tracks forging a vertigo-inducing path through Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, to Mexico’s crime-plagued railways, Adele Berti rounds up the world’s most dangerous rail journeys.
In this issue: Tracking cargo with digital technologies, the 18km Fehmarnbelt tunnel, upgrading New York City’s subway, 165 years of Indian Railways, plans to reform France’s SNCF rail company, UK...
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